If anyone is worried about the shortage of skilled workers, this conversation with Vivien Schöllkopf, SEHO Head of Marketing and Tyler Strait SEHO Service Manager, will put your mind at rest. They describe in detail the SEHO Academy program in Kentucky where current and future customers can learn the ‘magic’ behind the intricacies of automated soldering.
SEHO Academy enables distraction-free, one-on-one interactions with customers so they can learn and practice the best techniques for using SEHO equipment. The location is five minutes from a major U.S. airport. This program establishes a midwest-based version of the training practices used in Germany, where a new class starts every two weeks.
As electronics industry workers age and retire, taking with them tribal knowledge about electronics manufacturing, there’s a growing emphasis on training the next generation. SEHO Academy is one way companies can help new engineers get up to speed on soldering.
