For Release May 2002
Bromma Group has announced an expanded schedule of Bromma University spreader training courses for the summer and fall of 2002. Bromma University is part of Bromma's ongoing After-Sales training initiative, designed to help terminals increase spreader productivity, reduce downtime, an improve container handling profitability.
Bromma University training events run 2, 3, or 4 days, and cover a variety of topics, including general spreader operation, sub-systems, start-up, trouble-shooting, and preventive maintenance.
Upcoming Bromma University courses will focus on Bromma's innovative SCS2 Spreader Control System and Bromma's Mobile Harbour Crane Spreaders.
Bromma University events also provide terminal staff with an invaluable opportunity to exchange information, discuss common problems, and review solutions. Recent participants have included technicians from the Port of Aarhus, the Port of Beirut, and the Port of Southampton. Simon Robinson of Tilbury Container Services has called Bromma University "a very in-depth look into the whole system - well-explained and documented."
Bromma University instruction is typically conducted in English, though translation can be arranged separately.
On-Site & Off-Site Training Available
Bromma University training for large groups can be arranged at specific terminals as required. Off-site upcoming Bromma University events include:
FALL-SUMMER 2002 BROMMA UNIVERSITY
| SCS2 Spreader Control System | Belgium | June 2002 |
| SCS2 Spreader Control System | USA | September 2002 |
| Mobile Harbour Crane Spreader | Singapore | October 2002 |
| SCS2 Spreader Control System | Malaysia | November 2002 |
About Bromma Group
Bromma Group, headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, is the world leader in crane spreaders. Bromma has more telescopic spreaders in service today than all its competitors combined. Bromma's record of industry leadership includes the first telescopic spreader; the first twin-lift spreader; the all-electric yard crane spreader; the INRS hydraulic impact-noise reduction system; a state-of-the-art spreader condition monitoring and diagnostic system, the SCS2 Spreader Control System; and the Tandem Line. Bromma manufactures from dedicated spreader factories located in Sweden, the United States and Malaysia.
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For Further Information
Bromma: Magnus Moberg, Director of After-Sales & Services
phone: +468-620-0900; Email: magnus.moberg@bromma.com
Message Strategy Inc.: Anthony Trendl, Director of Client Communications
phone: +1-630-510-3268; Email: trendlmsi@aol.com