The Company Will Host 200 Training Events Each Year for Local Service Teams, Distributors, and Customers, with Over 1,800 Participants<\/p>\n
JAKARTA, Indonesia<\/span><\/span>, Sept. 23, 2024<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ —\u00a0XCMG Machinery<\/a>\u00a0(XCMG, SHE: 000425)\u00a0has inaugurated a new training center in Marunda, Jakarta<\/span>, marking a significant step in its commitment to developing local service and repair skills amidst growing regional demands. The center aims to train over 1,800 participants annually through 200 tailored sessions for local service personnel, dealership staff, and operators.<\/p>\n The establishment of the training facility is part of XCMG’s ongoing strategy to cultivate local technical talent capable of meeting the urgent needs for skilled service engineers centered around the Indonesian market. This initiative not only enhances regional and industrial development,\u00a0but also strengthens XCMG’s presence across Asia<\/span> following its first such center in the region<\/a>.<\/p>\n Li Ge, Director of XCMG Global Branding,\u00a0alongside Muhammad Ali<\/span>, Director\u00a0Vocational and Apprenticeship Programme of the Ministry of Manpower in Indonesia<\/span>, unveiled the training center. This collaboration underscores a robust partnership between XCMG and Indonesian vocational institutions aimed at fostering a skilled workforce.<\/p>\n <\/a> On July 26<\/span>th,\u00a0Kong Qingchao,\u00a0General Manager of XCMG’s Greater Indonesia<\/span>, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Tanny Chen<\/span>,\u00a0Principal of Newton Education Center under Indonesia’s<\/span> Ministry of Manpower, to\u00a0facilitate joint efforts towards nurturing interns,\u00a0who upon completion will join operations at various project sites across Indonesia,\u00a0enhancing vehicle maintenance services provided by XCMG.<\/p>\n The partnership has developed an innovative approach, combining lecture teaching\u00a0and hands-on practice, which creates versatile applied talents that meet both local requests\u00a0and future challenges faced by XCMG internationally. This approach not only addresses global talent shortages within XCMG, but also deepens exploration into localized talent development strategies, providing substantial support for aftermarket services in the region.<\/p>\n As of August 2024<\/span>, operations within Greater Indonesia<\/span> have reached a growing scale, with 15\u00a0models offered, spanning from excavator, crane, loaders, mining machines, dump trucks and bulldozers\u00a0that are powered by electric or diesel motors. The localization rate is about 90%, with a team of over 300 local employees, including over 200 dedicated service personnel. These employees operate from roughly fifty-three service stations, equipped with over thirty-six service vehicles, ensuring to respond to service queries in 15 minutes, to get onsite in 2 hours, to complete tasks in 24 hours, and to follow-up on the queries in 48 hours.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Company Will Host 200 Training Events Each Year for Local Service Teams, Distributors, and Customers, with Over 1,800 Participants<\/p>\n JAKARTA, Indonesia<\/span><\/span>, Sept. 23, 2024<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ —\u00a0XCMG Machinery<\/a>\u00a0(XCMG, SHE: 000425)\u00a0has inaugurated a new training center in Marunda, Jakarta<\/span>, marking a significant step in its commitment to developing local service and repair skills amidst growing regional demands. The center aims to train over 1,800 participants annually through 200 tailored sessions for local service personnel, dealership staff, and operators.<\/p>\n The establishment of the training facility is part of XCMG’s ongoing strategy to cultivate local technical talent capable of meeting the urgent needs for skilled service engineers centered around the Indonesian market. This initiative not only enhances regional and industrial development,\u00a0but also strengthens XCMG’s presence across Asia<\/span> following its first such center in the region<\/a>.<\/p>\n Li Ge, Director of XCMG Global Branding,\u00a0alongside Muhammad Ali<\/span>, Director\u00a0Vocational and Apprenticeship Programme of the Ministry of Manpower in Indonesia<\/span>, unveiled the training center. This collaboration underscores a robust partnership between XCMG and Indonesian vocational institutions aimed at fostering a skilled workforce.<\/p>\n
XCMG Joined Hands with Newton Education Center to Nurture Local Technical Talents.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n