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Advanced Training

Five courses that pass on the tricks of the trade, for new people and experienced hands alike.
Training programs

Knowledge that stays in your mill

There are many variables in rolling, along with tricks of the trade that have been passed down for years. Our courses pass them on to your people.

Courses

Choose your course

Every course can be scheduled for your team. Ask us about dates and on-site options.

TS-T0001

Operations Training

A comprehensive 4-day crash course on rolling mill operations, for anyone who wants to know more, from administration to the production floor.

TS-T0002

Rolling Theory: Rounds, Rebar, Flats & Squares

For people who want to expand their knowledge of rounds, flats and squares. Build a deeper understanding of the design process and troubleshooting. Hands-on work includes designing a bar of your own, hands-on rolling and team exercises, plus one year of access to the mobile app for troubleshooting and mill calculations.

TS-T0003

Rolling Theory: Beams & Rails

For people who want to expand their knowledge of beams and rails. Build a deeper understanding of the design process and troubleshooting. Hands-on work includes designing a bar of your own, hands-on rolling and team exercises, plus one year of access to the mobile app for troubleshooting and mill calculations.

TS-T0004

Rolling Theory: Channels & Angles

For people who want to expand their knowledge of channels and angles. Build a deeper understanding of the design process and troubleshooting. Hands-on work includes designing a bar of your own, hands-on rolling and team exercises, plus one year of access to the mobile app for troubleshooting and mill calculations.

TS-T0005

Rolling Theory: Special Shapes

For special sections, including off-highway and piling. Build a deeper understanding of the design process and troubleshooting. Hands-on work includes designing a bar of your own, hands-on rolling and team exercises, plus one year of access to the mobile app for troubleshooting and mill calculations.

Let’s talk about your mill.

Whether it’s a new product, a problem campaign, a shop job or a look at MillPro, you’ll talk to an engineer, not a salesperson.