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Listed below are ToolingDocs' Certification Course offerings for the remainder of 2010. For those looking for Bilingual Certification Training in Spanish/English, please click HERE.
2011 ToolingDocs Certification Training Schedule
Ideal for those who have at least one year of mold maintenance
experience, ToolingDocs’ Level 1 Certification Program features hands-on
bench work and classroom training. March 15-16, 2011 Click HERE to access our online registration form May 17-18, 2011 Click HERE to access our online registration form
LEVEL 2 MOLD REPAIR CERTIFICATION TRAINING
Ideal for those who have years of experience, ToolingDocs’ Level 2
course is a 3-day program that introduces standardized, documented
maintenance methodology including rigorous, hands-on training. Note:
ToolingDocs requires that all Level 2 registrants have first completed the
Level 1 Certification class – or tested out of it – and they must have a
minimum of two years of actual bench experience. Click HERE to access our online registration form June 7, 8 & 9, 2011 Click HERE to access our online registration form
LEVEL 1 & 2 COMBO MOLD REPAIR CERTIFICATION TRAINING
ToolingDocs NEW
Bilingual Certification Courses This course is ideal for those who are Spanish speaking and traveling from outside the United States. ToolingDocs has combined both the Level 1 and Level 2 course to create a 5-day program that includes the entire curriculum from the Level 1 and Level 2 courses, including standardized, documented maintenance methodologies and hands-on training.
Click HERE to access our online registration form August 15-19, 2011 Click HERE to access our online registration form
TOOLROOM MAINTENANCE MANAGER CERTIFICATION TRAINING With shops working leaner, the need for standardized processes, bench practices and terminology is even more critical. This course will provide today’s Toolroom / Maintenance Manager with the tools necessary to effectively manage a busy mold repair shop. Learn how to:
March 2 & 3, 2011 (CLASS SOLD OUT) For additional information, please contact a ToolingDocs representative at 1-800-257-8369 or via email at info@toolingdocs.com. Click HERE to access our online registration form
May 10 & 11, 2011 For additional information, please contact a ToolingDocs representative at 1-800-257-8369 or via email at info@toolingdocs.com. Click HERE to access our online registration form
TOOLING COMPONENT REPAIR CERTIFICATION TRAINING Every day, tool repair technicians run into situations in which they need to either direct the replacement of an expensive piece of tooling to get a mold up and running or—if they have the foundational knowledge and skills—they do it themselves. Many times tooling that could easily have been repaired is instead replaced—often at great expense. ToolingDocs will show your mold maintenance technicians how to repair tooling quickly and accurately versus replacing it or sending it out, saving you thousands of dollars and enhancing your technicians’ skill levels. Attendees will learn how to rework typical tooling issues such as worn edges, dings, scuffs, and scratches with typical tooling found in most molds (injection, blow, compression, etc.) through actual bench work. The rework techniques will include: Laser Welding, TIG Welding, Brazing, Stoning Tooling, Bluing and Fitting Tooling, and Polishing Tooling.
Students are encouraged to bring samples of their own tooling
from their own shops to rework. Click HERE to access our online registration form
June 28 & 29, 2011 Click HERE to access our online registration form
HOT RUNNER REPAIR CERTIFICATION TRAINING Repairing and maintaining a typical hot runner system takes mold maintenance skills to the next level. Not every repair technician wants to tear into one, knowing that disaster could be just a wrench slip, pinched wire or forgotten bolt away. Adding to the challenge is processing techniques, which can have a huge effect on the performance and condition of a hot runner system. In today’s lean tool rooms, companies can’t take chances on success. Through this course, repair technicians will learn solid hot runner maintenance principles that can be applied immediately. Attendees will learn through hands-on bench time how to test, handle, repair, clean and maintain several types of hot runner manifolds. They will learn common design and production issues along with useful bench techniques that include:
August 23 & 24, 2011 Click HERE to access our online registration form
Unless otherwise noted, all certification and training course listed here will take place at the ToolingDocs Maintenance Facility in Ashland, Ohio. ToolingDocs Facility (Ashland, Oh) 2112 Baney Road • Ashland, OH 44805 Phone: 419-281-0790 • Toll Free: 800-257-8369 • Fax: 419-281-0426
Out of town attendees can contact the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites in Ashland at 1-419-281-2900 for special $85/night rates. Just mention ToolingDocs when you call. |
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