Clemson University Offers Hands-On Corrugated Training in Your Plant
January 2008
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If you want to improve the quality of your printing while increasing productivity, whether it is a one-color brown box or a seven-color display, Clemson University can help. Clemson is known for its comprehensive hands-on, corrugated training at it’s own facility in Clemson, SC, but companies can now have an instructor conduct training in their own plant. Training can be tailored to fit the specific needs of your company and can work around your production schedule.
Clemson gives your workforce a solid understanding of graphics and printing in a classroom environment and shows them how to apply the knowledge to their machines. Training can be geared towards the specific needs of your organization ranging from operators and supervisors to sales and customer service. Formally educating your organization is an effective method to getting team members on the same page and communicating between departments.
• Training topics can include but are not limited to:
• Printing & Color Fundamentals
• Graphics Terminology
• Pressmanship: Best Pressroom Practices
• Consistent Machine Set Ups
• Identifying Process Capabilities
• Influence of Production Variables on Speed and Quality
• On Press Ink Management and Color Measurement
• Print Quality Troubleshooting
• Understanding and Printing the Fingerprint
• Productivity Assessment
To find out more about educational opportunities of the in-house training program, contact a Clemson associate at (864) 646-5749 or visit www.clemson.edu/printcon.
Clemson gives your workforce a solid understanding of graphics and printing in a classroom environment and shows them how to apply the knowledge to their machines. Training can be geared towards the specific needs of your organization ranging from operators and supervisors to sales and customer service. Formally educating your organization is an effective method to getting team members on the same page and communicating between departments.
• Training topics can include but are not limited to:
• Printing & Color Fundamentals
• Graphics Terminology
• Pressmanship: Best Pressroom Practices
• Consistent Machine Set Ups
• Identifying Process Capabilities
• Influence of Production Variables on Speed and Quality
• On Press Ink Management and Color Measurement
• Print Quality Troubleshooting
• Understanding and Printing the Fingerprint
• Productivity Assessment
To find out more about educational opportunities of the in-house training program, contact a Clemson associate at (864) 646-5749 or visit www.clemson.edu/printcon.
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