MSG Equipment answered common questions about its service training, offered since 2013, covering duration, group size and theory-practice split.
MSG Equipment published an article answering the most common questions about its training courses. The company built its first diagnostic bench in 1998 for its own workshop and ran its first training for service specialists in 2013, covering starters, alternators and hydraulic steering.
The courses were designed to teach both bench operation and repair technology so customers could get full value from their equipment. Key points:
- Courses cover EPS, starters and alternators, AC compressors, shock absorbers, hydraulic steering and brake calipers, lasting 2–4 days depending on the topic.
- Groups have no more than three people and are organised per company.
- About 30% of the time is theory and 70% hands-on practice.