| Author | Message | ||
     Terry_smith Member Username: Terry_smith Post Number: 4 Registered: 08-2004 |
We have not been involved in too many training sessions, however the A/C training was probably the best. After my guys attended that they came back with a whole new outlook on PM and servicing of the A/C units. We have experienced a whole lot less down time with A/C this summer than in the past. | ||
| Doug_greenwood Member Username: Doug_greenwood Post Number: 3 Registered: 08-2004 |
Charlie, as you know, everyone we sent has come back home showing results. Even our Rural Division guys have gained from the classes. I have to say that my electrical problems are fewer with faster repairs because they now know what to look for, my A/C's have become more reliable (Urban and Rural types), my top people got training in multiplexing which has helped them. All in all this program is a plus. | ||
| Bob_colton Member Username: Bob_colton Post Number: 8 Registered: 08-2004 |
I know that our guys who went through the AC training, have kept the ACs running and have done a better job on maintaing the systems. | ||
| Charlie_shilk Member Username: Charlie_shilk Post Number: 2 Registered: 08-2004 |
Gentlemen, Jack Clark with the Community Transportation Development Center is looking for quantifiable data from those transit properties that have sent Maint Techs/Mechs to the Keystone training programs. The data would support improvements and savings each property may be experiencing by having your people attend training. Examples: less electrical problems,longer battery life and replacement, A/C system repairs lasting longer with less failures ect..Guys,I know if we think about this a little bit everyone can find areas where this training has helped. No thoughts on this are too small. Please respond quickly so I can compile this data for our October meeting. Thanks and All the Best, Chas |
