Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group Co., Ltd. (XCMG) has held the 10th operator training session of its Global Operator Excellence Program. The final was held at XCMG's manufacturing base. A total of 25 trainees from various Chinese provinces along with 16 international trainees joined this summer's Program led by experienced experts and instructors from XCMG.
The 16 international trainees who enrolled in this session came from Mexico, Serbia, Zambia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
For 25 days, XCMG delivered skills training that covered installation and adjustment of pilot and dynamical systems, product structure principle and overseas service specifications.
Su Yuan, XCMG, noted, "XCMG has followed the market's demand and policy guidance to extend our construction machinery strategy to include high-skilled talent development, providing all-around operators and service talents who are well prepared to operate, maintain and manage equipment, which is in line with our sustainable development philosophy.”
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Hany G. Seleim, overseas service engineer, DMC company, Saudi Arabia, said, "We will take this training as a valuable learning opportunity. I want to express my sincere thanks to all XCMG leaders and staff who carefully organised and prepared this training." The Program is part of XCMG's ‘For Better Life’ global public welfare campaign, which has delivered training to more than 300 trainees worldwide since its launch in 2016. The 29 classes of 10 sessions have trained more than 600 overseas service engineers and operators from 23 countries along the ‘Belt and Road’
Paul Arkwright
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