Kistler Training Programs Certified to ISO 21001

Assembly Presses for Low-Force Applications

Press-fit assemblies frequently require low-force pressing. This unit press-fits a small component into a rotor assembly. Photo courtesy Kistler Instrument Corp.

WINTERTHUR, Switzerland—The educational and training programs offered by the Kistler Group are now certified to DIN ISO 21001.

As a result of the certification, Kistler plans to expand its training programs and establish a Kistler Academy dedicated to training customers and support personnel.

“Our goal is high-quality seminars that provide users of our measurement technology with precisely the information and knowledge they need to use Kistler products safely, efficiently and successfully,” says Peter Jäger, who will head the new academy. “Participants benefit not only from the specialist expertise of our qualified presenters but also from exchanging experiences with other users.”

The academy will offer two types of training: basic courses on technical measurement subjects, such as management of measuring equipment and calibrations, and system courses that focus on specific software and hardware products from Kistler.

Courses are available in both English and German. Courses are held at Kistler offices or, on request, onsite at customer’s premises. For more information, click www.kistler.com/de/services/trainings.

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