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Training staff to get the best from Koller’s range

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Published: April 14, 2018
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Staff must be trained on equipment to get the best from it, says Koller

Koller displayed its wheelchair securement products at the London Strategic Community Transport Forum’s annual conference in Bognor Regis in March, with the need for training in their operation a key message.

“Regular training gets the most out of equipment, making sure that it is operated and maintained efficiently and safely,” says Sales Manager Andrew Nurrish.

“We offer training to our customers at their own site, and we also have tailored ‘train the trainer’ courses.”

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