Every certification batch runs with a dedicated support line. We answer operational questions within one working day, and urgent machinery-related issues get a same-day response during training hours.
A clear sequence of what happens after your factory submits a training request. Each stage has a defined output, so your team knows exactly what to expect and when.
Step 01
Send us the machinery types, operator count, and preferred schedule. We confirm availability within two working days and assign a technical coordinator to your account.
Step 02
Our trainers visit your facility to review current operator skill levels, equipment condition, and safety protocols. This determines the starting level for each participant.
Step 03
You receive a module-by-module plan covering classroom theory, simulator sessions, and hands-on machine practice. Adjustments to shift timing and group size are made here.
Step 04
Certified instructors run the program at your factory using your equipment or our simulators. Attendance, progress, and assessment scores are logged per operator.
Step 05
Each operator completes a written exam and a supervised practical test. Results are reviewed by two assessors to keep the certification standard consistent.
Step 06
Successful operators receive their certificates within five working days. Your HR department gets a full report with scores, retraining recommendations, and validity dates.
Enrollment timeline
We review your factory floor layout, equipment list, and shift patterns. A coordinator maps the training slots around production downtime so operators are not pulled off critical lines.
Instructors cover machine-specific theory, safety protocols, and inspection checklists. Each session runs two hours and ends with a short written quiz to confirm the group is ready for hands-on work.
Trainees rotate through heavy machinery simulators to practice load handling, emergency stops, and blind-spot checks. Instructors log individual error rates and assign extra drills where needed.
The final assessment happens on your own equipment under normal operating conditions. Successful candidates receive a certification card valid for two years, with a re-certification reminder sent to the plant manager.