A new modern training center will offer multi-mode training programs for our engineers
CASE Construction Equipment, a brand of CNH Industrial, has opened a new training center in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, to provide equipment- and technology-related training to its company and dealer engineers.
Located at the CASE Pithampur plant, the training center covers nearly 900sqm and comprises three classrooms with a practical workshop area attached. Offering a capacity of up to 72 trainees at any time, the training center benefits from multi-mode facilities – allowing sessions to take place both face-to-face and remotely, via the company’s online training portal. CNH Industrial Web Academy will also make use of the center for web-based instructor-led training of engineers.
Such training programs form a vital element of CASE Construction Equipment’s professional development strategy, to bring company and dealer engineers up to date with new technological advances and the safest, most appropriate way to use equipment for various applications.
The standard program includes Basic Product Training, Engines - CRDI & FPT, Machine Hydraulics, Power Training, Parts Training, and Training for Machine Electricals. Recently, a new training module has also been added for the BS(CEV)-IV compliant machines to inform engineers of the technicalities behind the technologically advanced range of BS-(CEV)IV machines. Other modules can be developed as required. All training programs are delivered by CASE’s in-house team of experienced professionals and experts.
Rajendra Chaudhary, Head of AMS, CNH Industrial India, commented, “We are delighted to launch our new training center in Pithampur. Training and development are central to our corporate culture. The constant and rapid technological advances we see today make it an absolute necessity. Our new training center will not only make the training process more inclusive but also ensure all our training recognizes the latest global trends and developments within the industry.”
Pithampur, September 9, 2021