Automobiles are only as good as the people involved in making them, selling them and servicing them. That is why leading automotive manufacturers like Renault UK Limited and Nissan Motor GB Limited count on Valley Forge, an SPX company, for their critical training programs.
From in-plant training for manufacturing personnel to classroom training for service professionals, Valley Forge provides customized solutions to meet automakers specific needs.
The Renault/Nissan Adult and Apprentice Training Program
Valley Forge (UK) Limited is currently the Adult and Apprentice Training provider for both Renault UK Limited and Nissan Motor GB Limited.
Under the terms of an agreement signed in 2007, Valley Forge delivers technical training to adult and apprentice learners from four of Renault and Nissan’s current training centers.
The technical training programs educate approximately 2,200 technicians and 500 apprentices for Renault and 1,000 technicians and 150 apprentices for Nissan each year.
“Both Renault and Nissan are set to go through periods of unprecedented growth in the next few years, with a burgeoning range of new products,” explained Siân Vernon, Director, Human Resources, Renault Nissan Group Office.
“During this time, customer service and quality will continue to be two of the major cornerstones for both companies, so ensuring that we have highly-trained and professional technical staff for both brands is essential for a positive customer ownership experience, and in turn, achieving the Renault-Nissan Alliance’s commercial objectives.”
A Legacy of Training Excellence
Valley Forge has a long history as a supplier to the automotive industry. Key among the services provided is the production of all forms and formats of information that support automotive manufacturers’ organizations and dealerships, including service manuals, warranty times, parts catalogs, wiring diagrams, training programs, owner's literature, and vehicle investigations.
The company’s expertise also extends into markets such as capital equipment and energy.