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Skilled Trades Training Gap
Employers across trades cannot find, train, or mentor workers with hands-on skills, causing costly mistakes, rework, and stalled production.
In their words
We are given videos to watch and it’s usually a pretty simple part that I can follow along and then we are given an assignment that’s much more complex and I am at a complete loss.
We are really struggling with cv at the moment trying to use all its features, and we don't seem to be getting our dollar worth out of it
Rather than utilizing a generalized school program, the goal is to have our crew learn workflow, routing optimization, and mixing best practices directly from an experienced professional
I have been basically trying to figure everything out myself
I was explaining how we have to move the machine two thousands on the x-axis, and it was at thirteen thousands. I asked him what is 13 + 2, and he responded that he didn't know.
It’s frustrating to see how much time and effort goes into fixing problems that could have been avoided if the EM side of the product had been considered properly from the beginning.
Nobody really knows how to consistently scan, make temps, take impressions, set up properly.
I feel that with consistent practice, constructive feedback and some proper guidance, I could become the nail tech I aspire to be.
I want a deeper understanding of what I’m doing so I can actually start to resolve issues on the floor.
I simply do not feel safe riding with students who are paralyzed by a fear of driving.
even 1 call back or 1 misdiagnosed job is a loss
i was thrown into an area by myself with no instruction and told to make it work
Skilled trades employers and workers
Where they talk
- r/Machinists
- r/PLC
- r/InjectionMolding
- r/civilengineering
- r/IBEW
- r/manufacturing
- r/CNC
- r/SafetyProfessionals
Tools they use today
- CATIA
- OpenRoads Designer
- YouTube
- Bentley
- Civil 3D
- CMM
- Excel
- Fusion 360
Why those fall short
- real simulation software functions only on custom hardware and costs a couple hundred grand
- no training, no brand-specific videos, maintenance useless, no calibration
- calculator does not help when the operator does not know when to add or subtract
- additional seats too expensive; single programmer bottleneck
- exam problems don't build practical problem-solving skills
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