Course Description
Students who complete this course will be able to operate and maintain systems to OEM specifications. They will be able to locate and identify components, perform Preventive Maintenance, calibrate systems to high level of quality control and have troubleshooting skills necessary for diagnosing and repairing system faults. The engineers will be trained to have the skills to maximize customer uptime by having enough hands-on time during lab to gain needed experience.
Training Duration: 5 days
Course Design
This course is designed to take field service engineers to an intermediate level of knowledge. This training shows the FSE how to find the answers during troubleshooting. This type of training increases system uptime and reduces labor costs. FSE’s will maintain uptime by performing proper PM’s, FRU replacement procedures, software diagnostics and most service calls. Training is approximately 40% classroom and 60% hands on equipment in lab.
Pre-requisites
Students are recommended to have a background in CT basics. Students will be working around X-rays and radioisotopes so they must always wear their dosimeters while attending class. There will be a preliminary safety course and exam on the first day of class.
Training Facility
Contact Person/Class Instructor: Tim Lisenbe
Cell # 972-922-6735
Training Schedule
Day 1
- Consoles overview
- Host computer
- DARC
- Lunch
- Lab
Day 2
- Gantry
- Lunch
- PET Detector
- Lab
Day 3
- PET Detector
- Lunch
- PET Detector
- Lab
Day 4
- Table
- Lunch
- PDU /Lab
Day 5
- Lab
- Questions
- Final Exam
- Lunch or go home.