Course Description
The Pneumatic Tires: Tire Defects course is designed to provide learners in the tire industry, including original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), salespeople, distributers, suppliers, and tire service personnel, and any other interested individuals with a basic understanding of pneumatic tire defects. Through helpful animations and interactives, learners are introduced the manufacturing defects and the operational and functional defects that affect tires after sales.
Who will benefit from this Pneumatic Tire Defects course?
Tire industry, including original equipment manufacturers (OEM), salespeople, distributers, suppliers, and tire service personnel, and any other interested individuals.
Course Classification
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*THORS uses the Bloom’s Taxonomy Methodology for our course development.
Certificate Awarded for Pneumatic Tires: Tire Defects
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*upon successful completion
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