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FORKLIFT TRUCKS


SKILLS & TRAINING


WAREHOUSING, HANDLING & STORAGE BARCODING LABELLING & PACKAGING


CHANGING GEAR THIS NEW YEAR: HUGHES DRIVER TRAINING PUTS OVER 5000 CANDIDATES THROUGH TESTS PER YEAR WITH THE AIM TO COMBAT DRIVER SHORTAGE IN 2023.


SEMCON ENTERS NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH SANDVIK SRP IN DIGITAL PRODUCT INFORMATION AND TRAINING


Semcon has entered a multi-year partnership with Sandvik’s Stationary Crushing & Screening division. The contract means that Semcon will take overall responsibility for the production of digital product information and training.


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andvik SRP and Semcon have previously worked on identifying how the company’s product information and training could be digitalised. It is now time for implementation, and Sandvik SRP has again chosen to partner with Semcon.


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ver the past couple of years, the UK has seen a huge decline in HGV drivers, from the pandemic to Brexit, the issue has been exacerbated. This has put an already burdened supply chain under more pressure - creating media interest and government interventions. However, one company that seems to be steering the way for the HGV industry is Hughes Driver Training.


With their first Training School becoming established in Loughborough in 1989, this family-run business can now be found nationwide - currently leading the way is third- generational Director, Michael Hughes, who is paving the way for people interested in kick- starting their HGV career.


Specialising in HGV Class 1 and 2, Hughes Driver Training are currently conducting an impressive 250 driving tests per week across 15 depots nationwide. They can also provide drivers with CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence) Training in their on-site and online classrooms. Not only are Hughes Driver Training helping people to pass their test and refresh


their knowledge. But they are also helping people with the next step in finding work. Hughes Driver Training has been looking to break the stigma around HGV driving and encourage people to undertake their training, saying: “The industry has changed massively over the last few years, not only do we help people with their driving, but also with their mindset and attitude to the industry. There is no room for prejudice at our Driving School, we welcome anybody into the industry. Our candidates are at the forefront of everything we do and their learning journey is our passion.” He goes on to say: “We work alongside some of the UK’s largest logistics companies, helping them to invest in their HGV driver training to ensure that 5-star quality is evident throughout their drivers. We are hoping to encourage people to look into the many opportunities HGV driving presents -by looking into alternative HGV careers they have a chance to improve their earning potential.”


Hughes Driver Training www.hughesdrivertraining.co.uk


32 FEBRUARY 2023 | FACTORY&HANDLINGSOLUTIONS


‘Sandvik SRP manufactures complex machines and prioritises the digitalisation of product information and training to create competitive advantages, even if this is not part of their core business,’ says David Sondén, General Manager Product Information Sweden at Semcon. ‘We are very pleased to be trusted to develop this together with Sandvik SRP.’ Sandvik SRP’s Stationary Crushing & Screening division manufactures machinery for stone crushing, screening and feeding. These are large and complex machines that require a lot of technical information and training to ensure they are used and maintained correctly, optimally, and sustainably. Digitalisation will enable Sandvik SRP’s customers and service technicians to more quickly get the information they need in their daily work. This paves the way for higher efficiency and reduced support needs, and thereby improved uptime. ‘We have chosen Semcon as supplier and partner for product information,’ says Martina Javerand, Technical Support Manager within Sandvik SRP (Crushing & Screening). ‘In addition to technical expertise, product information demands a holistic approach, the ability to cooperate, and pedagogical skills, and Semcon meets all of these requirements.’ The contract begun 1 January 2023. Semcon’s contributions include technical writers and experts in digital learning.


Semcon www.semcon.com


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