Georgia has been blessed with an influx of business. Just like the rest of the country however, a lot of those businesses require skilled labor. Skilled labor training is therefore a big issue. Here at EMA, we have a long history of skilled labor training on Variable Frequency Drives VFDs, electrical and electronic troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance techniques. NOTE: If you want to talk with someone about specific training (VFDs, DC Drives, electrical / electronic troubleshooting, or maintenance.. call 770-448-4644770-448-4644 or hit any of the contact methods on the right of this page)
There’s no question that skilled laborers, especially, on equipment such as VFDs, servos, and other automation equipment are hard to find. A number of studies have also noted that skilled tradesmen are generally older, and in many cases approaching retirement age. This will increase the shortage of skilled labor talent.
At EMA, we don’t do everything, but we do offer training on VFDs, DC Drives, automation, energy saving techniques, and electrical / electronic troubleshooting. We can tailor the training class to your automation, variable frequency drives (VFD) or servo equipment AND to the skill level of your potential or hired employees.
We can also help you evaluate your existing staff, and recommend additional training that might be needed on this equipment.
At EMA, have a long history of field service, shop repairs, and application on variable frequency drives, DC Drives, PLCs, and other automation equipment. That experience can be of great value to you, not just by using our services, but in increasing the skill set of your employees or potential hires.
Trade Skills training, right here in Georgia is just a phone call away for you. Go visit our Training Page , peruse our blogs (great technical info here), and get in touch with us by calling 770-448-4644770-448-4644 or hitting any of the contact methods on the right of this page.
Just ONE single instance of increased production or reduced downtime or equipment damage would make our training on variable frequency drives (VFD), automation training, or electrical / electronic troubleshooting training pay off.