Simple procedures, confident operators, and reliable machine performance.

Why Training Matters

Proper training gives operators a clear understanding of how to set up and run the machine correctly.

It helps to:

• reduce setup mistakes
• improve consistency in the finish
• lower the risk of damaging equipment
• build operator confidence

Each session is based on real, hands-on experience with DCR equipment — focusing on what actually works day to day, not just theory.

Whether someone is using the machine for the first time or just needs a refresher, the aim is to make them more confident, more consistent, and comfortable running the equipment.

Training is practical and experience-based. It’s not a formal certification or qualification.

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Training Options

Full Day Operator Training

From £750

A comprehensive training session designed for workshops introducing new operators or wanting a full overview of machine operation.

Typical topics may include:

• Machine overview and safety
• Wheel mounting procedures
• Machine setup and operation
• Probe checks and calibration awareness
• Understanding machining behaviour
• Basic troubleshooting guidance
• Up to two people per session

Refresher Training

3 Hour Session – From £350

A shorter session designed for existing operators who want to refresh their knowledge or review correct procedures.

Common focus areas include:

• Machine setup review
• Best operating practices
• Troubleshooting common issues
• Improving workflow efficiency
• Up to two people per session

Training may be helpful if you notice any of the following:

• Operators unsure about correct machine setup
• Inconsistent machining results between operators
• Frequent probe or setup adjustments
• New staff learning the machine informally
• Uncertainty around correct procedures
• Operators relying on trial and error

Structured training helps ensure everyone understands the correct procedures and best practices when operating the machine.

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