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Rotational Molding Seminar 

This is a comprehensive program (consisting of over 1000 slides) that is divided into a wide range of subjects for ease of reference. It has been developed over the last four years based on real-world and academic experience. 

NEW Format - see '25 Ways to Save Money in Rotomolding' for a concentrated one day version of this course.

Who Is It For?

Managers, Owners (Overall Process Capabilities - New Techniques - Process Economics) 

Supervisors, Senior Operators (Practical Aspects - Molding Basics - Advanced Techniques - Quality Control - Troubleshooting)

Engineers, Designers (Design Aspects - Molding Basics)

Why Choose This Seminar?

Comprehensive Subject Matter

Flexible, Open-Question Format

Highly Visual - Many Real World Examples

Experienced Speaker with Practical, Real World Experience and An Academic Background 

Cost Effective Way to Bring Information to a Group of Employees

Reduce Time Away from Your Facility for Training

Interactive Sessions to Test Ideas and Solve Problems

Address Many Levels from the Basic Elements of Rotomolding to More Complex Themes such as Process Control and Scheduling

What to Expect?

The Latest Information on Rotational Molding Around the World

Discussions of Practical Tips and Help in Understanding How to Troubleshoot Problems

Raise Awareness on the Broad Capabilities of the Process

Discuss Real World Issues and Relate them to Actual Problems

A 76-Page Handout - "Fundamentals of Rotational Molding"

What is the Format?

The full seminar covers 14-15 hours of direct instruction over two days combined with regular question and answer sessions. Customized versions of the seminar can be provided for one day events.

Bringing together employees from different areas and shifts can help provide a forum for exchange of ideas and troubleshooting of current problems. This can be an excellent way of increasing awareness of the capabilities of the rotomolding process and discussing day-to-day molding issues.

In-house sessions work best for a group size of 7-10 people, allowing the opportunity to brainstorm current issues on the shopfloor and a free exchange of ideas. However, groups can be as large as 20 and still be effective.

Larger, general forums can be presented to 30-40+ people for lower interaction, general information sessions.  

What is the Content?

A wide variety of topics are addressed in the seminar. These include:

General Markets and Products

The Basic Rotomolding Process

Materials

Molds

Machinery

Design

Quality

Practical Aspects

Troubleshooting

Specialty Processes

Process Economics

See Content for more details.

How to Choose Content for Groups?

The make-up of a seminar can be adjusted to suit the target group. A number of broad topics can be selected as the base starting point to cover 70-80% of the time allotted. However, the program is completely flexible so that questions can be answered as they arise and new topics inserted during the event.

See Customize for some suggested formats and overviews on the topics that can be covered.

What is the Next Step?

Contact me for details on costs and availability. The cost structure is based on a daily fee plus expenses.

See Contact for more details and a Request Form.

 

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