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Recently, CLAAS seedsharvesterThe first phase of driver specific skills training was successfully completed at the partner venue. This training focuses on four core objectives: standardized operation of equipment, daily maintenance, safety operation standards, and reducing losses and increasing income. Through a complete closed-loop training of system theory teaching, hands-on practical teaching, fault simulation exercises, and on-site communication and assessment, students can solidly master the core performance, operation points, and emergency response methods of equipment in real work scenarios.
Training Content DesigncoverThree dimensions: theory, practice, and emergency response
To help students establish a complete chain of abilities from cognition to execution, this training has set up a gradual course structure:
Course module
•Theoretical teachingCore performance parameters, operating standards, and maintenance points
•Hands on practical operation: Handheld operation by the operator, identification of key components, and debugging of operational parameters
•Fault simulation drillCommon fault diagnosis and emergency response process
•On site communication and assessment: Sharing of homework experience and comprehensive assessment upon graduation
All graduation assessments passedFill in the gaps in abilities one by one
Through this training, the trainees have comprehensively mastered the core performance, operation specifications, maintenance points, and emergency response methods of the equipment. They have successfully completed all training courses and passed the graduation assessment, possessing the ability to independently, standardly, and safely operate equipment for field operations.
The training focuses on practical experience, targeting the non-standard operating habits and personal shortcomings of students in their past assignments - allowing each student to clearly find their own room for improvement, laying a solid foundation for future high standard, high-efficiency, and low loss grain harvesting operations.
From classroom to fieldApply what you learn to help with the autumn harvest
In future assignments, students will take this training as a new starting point, transforming the professional skills learned in the classroom into practical abilities in the field - continuously improving equipment operation skills, enhancing fault handling capabilities, and optimizing operational service levels; Always adhere to the bottom line of safe operations and practice the concept of reducing losses and increasing income; Complete various autumn harvest tasks with professional operations, standardized processes, and high-quality services.
Transforming the operational advantages of CLAAS high-end agricultural machinery into practical results in the field - assisting in the large-scale, standardized, and efficient development of regional agriculture, contributing to stable and increased income for farmers, and improving agricultural quality and efficiency.
