Apprentice safety and tool guide
Apprentices check tool settings, protective equipment and safe working steps before they start a task.
Education and training · Skills and vocational training
Vocational training on the job
Trainees ask how to do each step while practising.
- Tablet
- Phone
- Works offline
Tablet assistantOn this device · no internet needed
How do I solder this joint?
Heat the joint, not the solder, then feed solder until it flows.
What temperature should the iron be?
About 350 °C for leaded solder, per job sheet 4. Check the setting on the station dial.
The joint looks dull and lumpy.
That’s a cold joint. Reheat it with fresh solder and let it cool without moving the wire.
The problem
In a workshop, one instructor supervises many trainees at once, and questions pile up. Training manuals are thick and stay in the office. Many training centres have poor connectivity on the workshop floor.
Who uses it
Trainees and apprentices in workshops, with instructors setting the course content.
What you train it on
- Course manuals
- Step-by-step job sheets
- Safety rules
- Tool and equipment guides
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on course materials
Manuals, step sheets and safety rules for each course become the assistant’s knowledge.
- 2
Answers at the bench
Trainees ask on a tablet or phone next to their work, with no internet.
- 3
Updated per course
Instructors update content and every device gets it.
Why it runs on the device
Instructors freed up
Routine how-to questions are answered at the bench.
Safety always at hand
Safety steps are one question away.
Works in the workshop
No connection is needed on the floor.
Questions
No. It handles routine questions so the instructor can focus on demonstration and assessment.
It can quiz trainees from the course content; formal assessment stays with instructors.
Any trade you have course materials for.
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