Training

Realtek Technical Training
Realtek offers three levels of technical training through the following products...

Practical Training

The practical training is to create a machine safe environment and operation.

Level 1 training for teaching the operator to be machine safe.

Level 2 training for skilled CNC tradesmen and technicians to be fully up-skilled on the operation and capability of their new investment in technology.

Level 3 training is our advanced training for team leaders and technicians to up-skill in new methods and technologies.

Initial Training

The initial training takes place after installation. It covers machine operation machine programming, preventative maintenance and machine fault finding.

More advanced training is available for for team leaders and key maintenance personnel.

Initial training helps operators and others responsible for machine performance to understand basic machine diagnostics and respond with appropriate action. Skilling your staff in this way helps you maintain high up-time from your machinery. It also helps us provide you with more efficient telephone-based support and minimising time-consuming travel and site visits.

Machine Safe

We also have a separate, ‘Machine Safe’ program.

This program is designed to ensure that people operating the machine have a good understanding of all the machine functions and are competent to run the machine in a safe manner.

Manuals

Program manuals are provided to our customers to enable them to train new staff that join the company in the future. This provides a means for ongoing attention to the relevant safety and OHS areas and that new operators have the opportunity to become competent in the operation of machines supplied by Realtek long after the installation is complete.

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Highlights

STOP THE PRESS!
Realtek signs exclusive deal with Crestec, Japan's leading manufacturer of High Resolution E-Beam Lithography technology.

At a recent workshop held at MINIFAB 2008, Crestec's president and sales manager introduced their advanced E-Beam technology to a packed audience. They also announced that an exclusive distribution agreement had been reached with Realtek Technologies for the Australasia region.

REALTEK RECEIVES AN ORDER FOR AUSTRALIA'S FIRST NANO SCALE MACHINING CENTRE
The Kira SuperMill-2M has a positional accuracy of 10nm with a 50,000rpm main spindle and it's 160,000rpm finishing spindle offers tool makers and researchers alike an outstanding next generation machine tool capability.

This new technology developed in collaboration with Tokyo University will be delivered to UniSA early in 2009.

RETOOLING THE MINING SECTOR
Realtek has traditionally been seen as a market leader in the small end of machine tool technology. However, in the 2007/2008 period we have been very active in the large scale retooling of the mining sector.

Technology Transfer
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