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General Skills: General Troubleshooting Training CD

Price: $179.00

Training Course ID: CBT 88-15742

Training Course Description / Outline

General Skills: General Troubleshooting Skills Computer Based Training CBT course will cover protection methods, safe working conditions, documents and drawings, experience and technical support, troubleshooting steps, feedback systems and analysis, practical troubleshooting, and preventive actions.

Learn To

• Apply lockout, tagout, and interlock methods for ensuring safety at the workplace.
• Apply safe working practices when the power is on.
• Identify the need for safety equipment and safety assistant in the workplace.
• Identify information in documents, drawings, and service bulletins.
• Use drawings and diagrams for collecting information for troubleshooting.
• Use past experience as a guide to troubleshooting.
• Use the principles of troubleshooting to identify the problem.
• Recognize patterns, and localize and isolate the problem.
• Troubleshoot feedback systems.
• Decide whether to repair or replace faulty equipment.
• Keep a record of the follow-up actions taken.
• Take actions to prevent future trouble.

Total Training Time

3.5 hours

Audience

This General Skills: General Troubleshooting Skills Computer Based Training CBT course is aimed at Individuals working with machinery, maintaining in machinery, or involved in maintenance.

Training Objective

Unit 1: Safety 0.5 hours

• Apply lockout, tagout, and interlock methods for ensuring safety at the workplace.
• Apply safe working practices when the power is on.
• Identify the need for safety equipment and safety assistant in the workplace.

Unit 2: Sources of Information 0.5 hours

• Identify information in documents, drawings, and service bulletins.
• Use drawings and diagrams for collecting information for troubleshooting.
• Use past experience as a guide to troubleshooting.
• Gather information from manufacturer's technical support services.

Unit 3: Troubleshooting Logic 1 hour

• Use the principles of troubleshooting to identify the problem.
• Recognize patterns, and localize and isolate the problem.
• Troubleshoot feedback systems.
• Carry out practical troubleshooting.

Unit 4: Follow-Up Action 1 hour

• Decide whether to repair or replace faulty equipment.
• Keep a record of the follow-up actions taken.
• Take actions to prevent future trouble.