Todd Price, Lead instructor & Service training manager, Phillips CorporationTodd Price, Lead instructor & Service training manager
Ready for a remarkable surge in productivity? Look no further than Phillips Corporation’s one of a kind hands-on training.

With classes in everything from Haas CNC programming to UMC crash recovery, Phillips is renowned for its premier training initiatives in Haas machine repairs and operations.

One of the most unique features is the company’s commitment to hands-on, highly applicable training. Participants are exposed to realistic machine challenges on actual machines.

“We really focus on the scenarios they’re going to encounter every day,” said Todd Price, Service Training Manager. “This is not a lecture or a video. This is the real thing. We believe it’s the fastest and best way to learn and something the industry has really needed.”

Another differentiator is the instructors. Classes are taught by some of the industry’s top experts, people with years of real-world experience and the latest skill sets.

The program focuses on two main areas:

•Haas Service Training – Including troubleshooting, repair and maintenance of Haas machines. Phillips also offers a special Field Service Certification Training Program for the Haas dealers.

•Machine Operations and Program Training – Including classes in programming, set up and more.

With classes at all levels, the training benefits individuals with diverse experience levels.

CUSTOMERS SEE RESULTS

Not only are the classes receiving 10 out of 10 ratings from participants, but companies also say they’re seeing almost immediate results, according to Marjorie Hoeksema of Phillips Corporation.

“Companies from GE to Nissan to Roush Yates are reporting less downtime, lower costs and real gains in productivity, which is what it’s all about at the end of the day,” Hoeksema said.

It’s these kinds of results that have solidified Phillips’ position as a preferred training outlet for Haas, and many students are reporting that they can also apply these skills to other machine brands.

Take Phillips Haas Service Training classes as an example. By the end of the training, participants can identify and diagnose faults in machinery, whether they are of an electrical or mechanical nature. And because the focus is on a “systems approach,” participants can apply their skill sets to many different scenarios and machines.

By simulating real-world scenarios and leveraging state-of-the-art facilities in Knoxville, TN, Rock Hill, SC, and Bensalem, PA, Phillips is ensuring the demand for skilled workers is met.

Our dedication to providing highly applicable and job-specific training has earned us a perfect 10 on 10 rating from numerous attendees

The success of Phillips’ training program is attributed to its team of experienced and dedicated instructors. With extensive field experience, some instructors have spent over three decades in industry. Their deep knowledge of machine maintenance, repair, and programming provides invaluable insights and guidance to participants. These instructors also continue to actively engage with customers on-site, offering customized solutions to enhance machine efficiency. This allows them to develop tailored programming solutions and improvements based on individual requirements. Their expertise and relatability make the training sessions engaging and easily understandable for participants.

Recently, Roush Yates Manufacturing Solutions, a leading engine company in the NASCAR industry, was facing significant downtime challenges due to frequent machine breakages. After Phillips Haas training classes, the company experienced a noticeable decrease in downtime as the in-house staff was better prepared to address the machine failures.

The future of industrial operations is bright, thanks to the pioneering efforts of companies like Phillips in providing comprehensive and industry-leading training for machine maintenance, repair, and programming.