Conveyor System Training

Installations, Maintenance, Conveyor Principles Training

To ensure that conveyor systems are operating at their peak performance, efficiency, and safety levels, it is important to provide thorough training to employees who use them. Additionally, selecting the right material handling equipment, such as conveyor belts, rollers, and chutes, that are suitable for the products being handled is absolutely crucial. Properly designed components can significantly enhance the system's overall performance. Our technicians have received Foundations 4 Training and have extensive field experience, which gives them a unique perspective when solving conveyor related problems.

Installation Training

Experienced ESS technicians can train and supervise on-site staff in the safe and correct installation of ESS products. This includes accurate installation manuals, competency assessments, and installation supervision.

Installation Videos

Maintenance Training

All conveyor accessories require regular monitoring and maintenance to ensure continuing effectiveness because they are located in a constantly moving material stream. Experienced ESS technicians can train onsite maintenance personnel to identify and correctly service bulk materials handling accessories. Training will include:

Identifying issues caused by general day to day operations of conveying systems
Identifying worn and damaged equipment
Replacement of blades on belt cleaning systems
Correct tensioning and adjustment of conveyor belt cleaners and skirting systems
Air flow dynamics in conveyor transfer points
Conveyor belt support systems
Recognising cause of damage to conveyor belt top covers and carcass

Conveyor Principles Training

Conveyor belts are the most efficient method of transporting bulk materials. However, carry back, spillage, and dust generation are responsible for these following conveyor problems:

Employee safety hazards
Environmental contamination
Belt mistracking
Belt damage
Increased replacement of conveyor parts
Unscheduled shutdowns.
Cost of clean-up
Reduced conveyor efficiency and ultimately lower profit.

Conveyor Principles Training aims to improve conveyor safely and efficiency by providing ‘specific training for on-site staff, safety reps, designers, and planners.

This training is suitable for employees from new employees with little or conveyor experience and experienced operations and maintenance personnel. The program covers: