Repairing instead of buying new is becoming increasingly important. With the EU’s Repair Directive, often referred to as the “Right to Repair,” demand for service and repair of home appliances is expected to rise. At the same time, there is a growing need for people who work with electrical products without being electricians.
For employers, this means a greater responsibility to ensure that technicians have knowledge of electrical safety, risk assessment, and safe work practices. Understanding common electrical hazards and being able to plan work safely is an important part of everyday life for those who work in service and repair.
To meet the industry’s growing needs, Trainor, in close collaboration with Roventum, has developed the online course “Appliance Technician – Basic.”
The course covers topics such as:
Roventum works daily with the service and repair of home appliances and has contributed real-world experiences, work procedures, and examples. Through this collaboration, the training program has been tailored to the situations that appliance technicians actually encounter at customer sites and in the workplace.
The goal is to provide appliance technicians, service technicians, and property managers with the right knowledge for the situations that arise in their daily work.
As more products are repaired rather than replaced, the demand for safe service increases. For companies, this means creating safe working conditions; for technicians, it means being able to work safely; and for customers, it means having confidence in the work being performed.
The “Appliance Technician – Basics” course has been developed to provide the industry with the electrical safety expertise needed in a growing repair market.
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