Building a Better Maintenance Force: How Knowledge Testing Simplifies Training

Publisher: Ramsay Corporation

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Building a Better Maintenance Force: How Knowledge Testing Simplifies Training

The maintenance manager of any facility has as first priority the efficient and reliable operation of the organization. But sometimes the individual employee assigned to a maintenance activity may not be equal to the task at hand.

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