Because step 7 is primarily system dependent, this course spends only the time necessary to impart general information about repair and replacement. Once again, this course does not attempt to retrain your personnel in system specifics. Interwoven with these 10 steps are other important subjects. Intermittents are defined, and intermittent-busting techniques are introduced. The discussions of many of the steps include complications introduced by intermittents, and how to best handle those complications.
Safety is discussed throughout.
The decision to train employees is not one to be taken lightly. Having 10 to 20 employees in full time training for two days represents considerable expense, even if the training is done in house. Before committing to this course of action, we recommend you read See the Course FAQ for more detailed information. To better understand the Universal Troubleshooting Process, you might want to look at the Universal Troubleshooting Process home page . Then, if you think Universal Troubleshooting Course training might benefit your organization, email me or send me a license request form .