Anyone who's attended university can tell you while some professors may know the material they teach quite well, they simply don't make the best teachers. Teaching and training requires not only knowing something well but also being capable of transferring that information effectively and in a relevant way to a diverse body of students.
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Bestech Australia is proudly introducing the MEG-MIT interactive training software from Megatech which provides a hands-on training that covers the ASE technical requirements as well teaching about common diesel fuel systems.
Bestech Australia partnering with world leading manufacturers provides automotive training systems, demonstration and simulators.
The MEG-TRON electronic trainer from Bestech Australia, aims to provide training to help foster good automotive technicians that are capable of repairing cars.
The Megatech MEG320 is a technical trainer that is intended to give a comprehensive understanding of light and mid duty diesel engines.
Bestech Australia teams up with NIDA Corporation offering hardware as well as support programs for training of electricity, electronics, and electro-mechanics in an ever-expanding number of technical disciplines.
The Megatech MEG-007 Car Clip is a trainer that is made from a late model Ford, General Motors, Daimler-Chrysler or any foreign automobile which is then converted into an Engine Performance Trainer with built-in fault simulation.
Fluid Power Hydraulic and Pneumatic Training Systems are masterfully crafted based on feedback from real life lecturers and students teaching and learning hydraulics and pneumatics.
The in-house workshops cover not only what is offered publicly, but also more importantly a comprehensive range of workshops covering all 10 TPM3 Improvement Activities.
There are three main public workshops: Getting Lean & TPM to Work in an Australasian Workplace (2-day), TPM3 Advanced Training (3-day), and our 5 day live-in TPM3 Instructor's / Leadership Course.
Includes: 50 Tags and Cable Ties About: Clear –up Tags indicate to people that you want to do something with an item. It also allows other people to give feedback before you take your proposed action.
