Scientific Management Techniques, Inc. Pre Training & Post Training Mechanical Skill Assessment Scores

SMT’s Manufacturing Skills Training Curriculum; 32 Classes, 664 Participants Data Represents the Average Pre & Post Percentile Scores per Class

Average Pre-Test Score 16%, Average Post-Test Score 74%* Assessments Administered with SMT’s Standard Timing Model Assessment Machine

*SMT recommends a 50% cut score when using the Standard Timing Model mechanical skill assessment program in the hiring process. Participants in these classes had little to no previous manufacturing experience or training.

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SMT’s Manufacturing Skills Training Curriculum; 32 Classes, 664 Participants Data Represents the Average Pre & Post Percentile Scores per Class

Average Pre-Test Score 16%, Average Post-Test Score 74%* Assessments Administered with SMT’s Standard Timing Model Assessment Machine

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Level One – Basic Mechanics Training Program

Volume 1: Shop MathematicsUnit 1: Base 10, Decimals, Decimal Equivalents, PercentagesUnit 2: FractionsUnit 3: Algebraic Expressions, Simple Equations, Ratio, ProportionUnit 4: Graphs, Charts, Data HandlingUnit 5: Weights, Measures, Metric ConversionUnit 6: Exponents, Square Roots, Right TrianglesUnit 7: Angles, Plane Figures, AreaUnit 8: Measurement of Solid Figures, Volume, Intro. To Trig.Unit 9: Trigonometric Tables

Volume 2: Blueprint Reading & Machine DrawingUnit 1: Elements of Blueprints and Machine Drawing I

Volume 3: MeasurementUnit 1: Linear Measurement

Volume 4: Hand ToolsUnit 1: Care and Use of Hand ToolsUnit 2: Mechanical Fasteners

Volume 5: Basic Mechanical Components IUnit 1: Basic MachinesUnit 2: Shafts, Couplings, Pulleys, Belts and Chain DrivesUnit 3: Gears and Gear RatiosUnit 4: Advanced CouplingsUnit 5: Basic Alignment

Volume 6: Bearings & LubricationUnit 1: Principles of Bearing Operation, Components, BearingsUnit 2: Principles of Friction and Lubricants

Volume 7: Basic Mechanical Components IIUnit 1: Levers, Cranks, Linkages, and SpringsUnit 2: Types and Uses of Cams, Timing AdjustmentsUnit 3: Use of Elementary Timing Model in Timing Adjustments

Volume 8: Machine Adjustment Fundamentals Using The ATMUnit 1: Troubleshooting, Problem Solving, and Problem Identification

TechniquesUnit 2: Set Up Machine Standards Using the ATMUnit 3: Problem Solving on Multiple Systems Using the ATM

Volume 8-A: Basic Pneumatics & HydraulicsUnit 2A: Air Compression, Properties of AirUnit 2B: Basic Pneumatics, Compressors, and Air Pressure Gauges Unit 3A: Hydraulic Flow and Control

Volume 9: Electrical ComponentsUnit 1: Principles of Electricity, AC & DC CircuitsUnit 2: Basic Circuit Components, Switches, and RelaysUnit 3: Digital Multimeter, Basic MeasurementsUnit 4: Input and Output DevicesUnit 5: Electrical SchematicsUnit 6: Generators & TransformersUnit 7: DC MachinesUnit 8: Three-Phase AC & DC Motors

Volume 10: Pump BasicsUnit 1: Pumping Basics

Volume 11: Valve Operation & TypesUnit 1: Valve Operation and Type

Vol 11A: Basic Process ControlUnit 1: Introduction to Process Control Unit 2: Basic Definitions Unit 3: Pressure Unit 4: TemperatureUnit 5: LevelUnit 6: FlowUnit 7: Analytical instruments and TerminologyUnit 8: TransmittersUnit 9: ControllersUnit 10: Process Control and Control LoopsUnit 11: Control Schemes

Level Two – Advanced Mechanics Training ProgramVolume 12: Introduction to Industrial Maintenance

Unit 1: Failure Analysis

Volume 13: Gearbox MaintenanceUnit 1: Gear Maintenance

Volume 14: Bearing MaintenanceUnit 1: Bearing Maintenance

Volume 15: Advanced Pneumatic FundamentalsUnit 1: Control Components, Pneumatic DrivesUnit 2: Circuit Design

Volume 16: Advanced Hydraulic FundamentalsUnit 1: Control Components, Hydraulic DrivesUnit 2: Circuit Design

Volume 17: Advanced ElectricalUnit 1: CapacitorsUnit 2: InductorsUnit 3: Power in AC CircuitsUnit 4: Electrical Troubleshooting Using the ESTDUnit 5: Troubleshooting, AC MotorsUnit 6: Troubleshooting, DC Motors

Volume 18: Pump MaintenanceUnit 1: Pump Maintenance

Volume 19: Introduction to WeldingUnit 1: Welding SafetyUnit 2: Gas Welding, Cutting, and HeatingUnit 3: Introduction to Arc Welding, MIG - TIG

Volume 20: Machine Shop PracticesUnit 1: Machine Shop SafetyUnit 2: Hand Tools and Bench WorkUnit 3: Metal CuttingUnit 4: The LatheUnit 5: The Milling MachineUnit 6: The Drilling MachineUnit 7: The Grinding Machine

Volume 21: Advanced Machine Adjustment Fundamentals Using the PMSUnit 1: Troubleshooting, Problem Solving, and Problem Identification TechniquesUnit 2: Set Up Machine Standards Using The Packaging Machine

Simula torUnit 3: Problem Solving on Multiple Systems Using the Packaging

Machine Simulator

Volume 22: Ladder LogicUnit 1: Basic Ladder LogicUnit 2: Planning and I/O SymbolsUnit 3: Numbering Systems, Codes, and LogicUnit 4: Symbols and Ladder Logic BasicsUnit 5: Ladder Logic FormatUnit 6: Program FunctionsUnit 7: Program ExamplesUnit 8: Glossary of Terms

Volume 23: PLC Advanced ElectricalUnit 1: Introduction to the PLCUnit 2: PLC Programming and OperationUnit 3: Maintenance and Troubleshooting

VOLUME 24: Advanced Process ControlUnit 1: Process Control- Intro AdvancedUnit 2: Advanced PressureUnit 3: Advanced LevelUnit 4: Advanced Flow MeasurementUnit 5: Advanced TemperatureUnit 6: Analytical-PHUnit 7: Advanced ActuatorsUnit 8: Advanced Process Control-Frequency DrivesUnit 9: Heat ExchangersUnit 10: Hazardous ApplicationsUnit 11: Flowmeter InstallationUnit 12: Instrument calibration

Each training unit consists of a student study guide, student test booklet, many power points, hands-on training aid kit, and an instructor guide.

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Volume 9: Electrical Components Volume 17: Advanced Electrical

Unit 1 Principles of Electricity, AC & DC Circuits Unit 1 Capacitors

Unit 2 Basic Circuit Components, Switches, and Relays Unit 2 Inductors

Unit 3 Digital Multimeter, Basic Measurements Unit 3 Power in AC Circuits

Unit 4 Input/Output Devices Unit 4 Electrical Troubleshooting Using the ESTD

Unit 5 Electrical Schematics Unit 5 Troubleshooting, AC Motors

Unit 6 Generators & Transformers Unit 6 Troubleshooting, DC Motors

Unit 7 DC Machines

Unit 8 Three-Phase AC & DC Motors

Nypro - Training Units Delivered

NYPRO 2013 PLC SKILLS TRAINING

Nypro - Training Units Delivered

Volume 22: Electrical Components

Volume 23: Advanced Electrical

Unit 1 Basic Ladder Logic

Unit 1 Introduction to the PLC

Unit 2 Planning and I/O Symbols

Unit 2 PLC Programming and Operation

Unit 3 Numbering Systems, Codes and Logic

Unit 3 Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Unit 4 Symbols and ladder logic Basics Unit 5 Ladder Logic Format Unit 6 Program Functions Unit 7 Program Examples Unit 8 Glossary of Terms