Hydraulic Training is like a Drill
Most of us own at least one drill.
The thing is, none of us really want a drill. What we really want are holes.
Drills are just a tool we use in order to get the holes we want.
Why Basic Hydraulic Training?
You probably don't want hydraulic training any more than we want drills. What you probably want is hydraulic equipment with
- the the fewest problems
- the longest possible life
- the highest possible efficiency
- the smallest amount of downtime
- the lowest possible overall cost
In order to get those four things, you need
- maintenance personnel, engineers, and machine operators who understand what it takes to have "hydraulic friendly" equipment
- maintenance personnel and engineers who read hydraulic schematics and understand hydraulics
- maintenance personnel who can identify and understand all your hydraulic components
- maintenance personnel who troubleshoot hydraulic problems instead of blindly changing out parts
And one of the tools you invest in, to get the productive hydraulic equipment you want, is basic hydraulics training.
Why All this Emphasis on "Downsizing Downtime?"
Our courses emphasize downsizing downtime because you're more likely to get something if you have a very clear picture of your goal.
Are you investing in hydraulic training so your personnel can learn about hydraulic principles, components, circuits, maintenance, and safety?
Or are you investing in hydraulic training so your personnel can make your hydraulic equipment have fewer breakdowns, shorter periods of downtime, and more efficient operation?
Our training teaches hydraulic principles, component function, component operation, hydraulic circuitry, maintenance, and safety. But we emphasis downsizing downtime and improving productivity because that is the goal of all our training.
If you have any questions or would like any additional information, please call Rob Fish at 708-328-6121 or email us at basicHydraulics@gmail.com