Fundamental training for kiln furniture
How can this training benefit my team's understanding of kiln furniture?
At Imerys, we provide a structured learning environment for kiln furniture to ensure that every member of your organization, regardless of their role, understands the critical function and diverse types of kiln furniture.
Who can participate in this kiln furniture training program?
We have designed specific curriculum tracks for different audiences within your company:
- Technical employees: Enhances the knowledge of production, maintenance, and design office staff regarding specialized kiln furniture types and designs.
- Non-technical staff: Helps purchasing, marketing, sales and supply chain teams learn about product functions and industry designations.
- Newcomers: Provides a foundational introduction to the essentials of kiln furniture for those new to the field.
What exactly will my team learn during the kiln furniture training session?
The standard three-hour program covers a wide range of essential topics:
- Definitions and scope: Clear identification of what kiln furniture is and its role in the ceramics process.
- Product types and materials: Analysis of the main products involved, their specific designations, and the unique properties of different materials.
- Applications and innovation: Discussion on various use cases, current market trends, and new technologies or innovations in the industry.
- Production processes: Detailed review of the different manufacturing processes used for kiln furniture.
FAQ
The training program takes place over a focused three-hour session.
Yes, this kiln furniture training is specifically designed to help non-technical employees — such as those in sales, marketing or purchasing — understand product types and their functions.
Absolutely. We include dedicated sections on market trends, new technologies, and innovations to keep your team at the forefront of the industry.
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