Yamato Training Programs
Yamato Corporation offers a variety of training programs covering basic scale operation, maintenance, and advanced applications. Courses are available in our Grafton, Wisconsin, or Lake Forest, California, technology centers, or on-site in our customers’ facilities.
Training classes are taught based on a set curriculum emphasizing “scale basics” plus easy-to-understand practices which will help optimize speed and accuracy. Yamato will ensure the proper training for your employees to improve the performance and longevity of your Yamato equipment. Here’s a few reasons how training from Yamato can improve your facility’s productivity:
- Informed operators who are able to identify routine maintenance to avoid unnecessary downtime
- Optimized machine performance to ensure desired target weights and speeds are achieved
- Improved facility safety from enhanced equipment familiarity overall
Contact Yamato to learn more about our training programs.
Training at a Yamato Technology Center
Benefits of conducting training in a Yamato Technology Center include:
- Classroom environment
- Students run scales that are not in production
- Students will not get pulled out of class for emergencies
- Students will be able to take apart scales without disrupting production
- Hands-on troubleshooting after instructor “breaks” the machine
- Class size is limited to 8 attendees to allow for maximum instructor time
- Classes are taught on a set curriculum emphasizing scale basics and best practices
- Advanced applications training also available
- Bilingual training available
On-Site Training at Customer Facility
On-site instruction generally consists of 3 hours of classroom training followed by 3-4 hours of hands-on training per day. Instruction greater than 8 hours per day – across several shifts – is available, but not recommended, unless more than one instructor is used.
Day 1: Basic Scale Operation
- Combination theory
- Scale components and function
- Basic operation
- Product distribution
- Product delivery
- Keys to better production
- Speed and accuracy
- Elements of a basic program
- Adjustments while in production
- Getting the best possible performance with any given product
Day 2: Basic Maintenance and Preventative Maintenance
- Basic scale construction
- Basic mechanical principles
- Basic electrical principles
- ARCNET and system network
- AICC and AICC-SE controller, the HMI
- Actuator principles
- Troubleshooting
- Test accessories and practices
- Routine and preventive maintenance
Day 3: Advanced Applications
- Troubleshooting typical scale problems
- Running products at different speeds and weights
- Understanding high-speed operation (above 120 wpm)
- Wrap-up and Q&A
Download our training program information if you want to learn more, otherwise, contact us to discuss training for your weighing equipment.