Online Live Training - Hands-on: The LESER Training Box
In April we were able to celebrate the debut of the experienceLESER online training sessions. This new, virtual training format which combines with a physical safety valve
in a box has been this year’s highlight for experienceLESER, which now comprises all knowledge and hands-on expertise transfer activities at LESER.
Since the beginning of this year, more than 1,600 customers, partners, representatives of LESER Authorized Repair Centers (LARCs), interested parties and LESER employees have received training on a variety of technical topics. The standard training program has been expanded to include online classes, and the infrastructure has been improved. The LESER Chatroom many users are already familiar with now features three new, permanently installed assembly benches and one mobile test bench for maintenance training courses. From disassembly to re-assembly and the associated tightness checks, LESER training courses include plenty of practical exercises.
The range of topics has grown, as well: The team of trainers has developed new demonstrations on back pressure, pneumatic actuators and the operation of various safety valves working with water as a medium. To refine the LESER training standard from a didactic point of view, Marc Oerding has undergone special training to become a certified industrial instructor. In addition, the experienceLESER team has been joined by Iris Nachtigal and will soon be augmented again by an additional technical trainer. This is necessary to cover the strong demand for classroom, online, live online, and on-site classes.
Every technical training course highlights the product exhibition, the LESER Museum 1818, and the state-of-theart-seminar rooms at LESER. To ensure smooth booking and execution of all training courses, LESER has acquired new booking software.
in a box has been this year’s highlight for experienceLESER, which now comprises all knowledge and hands-on expertise transfer activities at LESER.
Since the beginning of this year, more than 1,600 customers, partners, representatives of LESER Authorized Repair Centers (LARCs), interested parties and LESER employees have received training on a variety of technical topics. The standard training program has been expanded to include online classes, and the infrastructure has been improved. The LESER Chatroom many users are already familiar with now features three new, permanently installed assembly benches and one mobile test bench for maintenance training courses. From disassembly to re-assembly and the associated tightness checks, LESER training courses include plenty of practical exercises.
The range of topics has grown, as well: The team of trainers has developed new demonstrations on back pressure, pneumatic actuators and the operation of various safety valves working with water as a medium. To refine the LESER training standard from a didactic point of view, Marc Oerding has undergone special training to become a certified industrial instructor. In addition, the experienceLESER team has been joined by Iris Nachtigal and will soon be augmented again by an additional technical trainer. This is necessary to cover the strong demand for classroom, online, live online, and on-site classes.
Every technical training course highlights the product exhibition, the LESER Museum 1818, and the state-of-theart-seminar rooms at LESER. To ensure smooth booking and execution of all training courses, LESER has acquired new booking software.
