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09STATE44242
2009-04-30 23:10:00
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Secretary of State
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UNCLAS STATE 044242
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: ATRN AMGT
SUBJECT: 2009 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICAL TRAINING IN
WASHINGTON DC AND CAIRO
UNCLAS STATE 044242
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: ATRN AMGT
SUBJECT: 2009 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICAL TRAINING IN
WASHINGTON DC AND CAIRO
1. Summary. The A/LM Motor Vehicle Branch (MV),in
collaboration with Diplomatic Security (DS/PSP/DEAV) and
Embassy Cairo, will host two Automotive Technical
Training Seminars this year. One seminar will be held
in Cairo on August 16-19th and the other will be held in
Springfield, VA on July 9-17th. The seminar in
Springfield will be a train-the-trainer, hands-on
workshop for vehicle maintenance supervisors, foremen,
and skilled mechanics, with considerable attention to
armored vehicles. The Cairo workshop is a truncated
version of Cairo?s MV-sponsored annual skill-enhancement
workshop for more junior mechanics. The deadline for
submitting training requests is June 25, 2009. End
Summary.
2. Training. The training is offered for auto
mechanics, mechanic foremen, chief mechanics and
workshop supervisors to enhance their technical skills.
Participants should have a strong technical or
engineering background and good working knowledge of
English. The classes are offered on a train-the-trainer
basis; we expect employees attending the classes to be
able to train others in their regions.
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Cairo Training
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The usually five-day course has been reduced to four
days. The Cairo course will cover the following topics:
A. Preventive maintenance program for armored and non-
armored vehicles
B. Technology close?up: engine oil
C. Tires with run flat
D. Diagnostic tools update
E. Workshop management
--------------
Springfield Training
--------------
This is a longer course, due to the greater volume and
detail of the materials to be presented. This seven-day
workshop will include a full five days of hands-on
technical training with an emphasis on armored vehicles.
The Springfield Course will cover:
A. Workshop safety
B. Mishap reporting
C. Maintenance of armored vehicles
D. Air conditioning, heating and ventilation
E. Gasoline and diesel engine performance
F. ABS braking systems
3. Nominations. The deadline for submitting training
requests is June 25, 2009. The maximum enrollment for
the Cairo session is 15 technicians and the Springfield
session is limited to 20 participants. The training
will be conducted on GM vehicles but will be useful for
non-GM vehicles as well. Posts should request training
for either session by cable or e-mail to Cairo GSO
Carlos Figueroa and to Cairo Vehicle Maintenance
Specialist Tarek Nour.
Nominations must include:
-- Name of participant
-- E-mail address
-- Post
-- Name and e-mail address of supervisor
-- Current position title and grade
-- List of post's fleet including: type, year, model,
and armoring status (heavy, light, or non-armored) for
each vehicle
4. Funding. The training is free. However, posts must
fund all travel and per diem costs. For the Cairo
session, posts should add USD 60 per participant to
cover Cairo ICASS administrative supply costs. More
specific details on accommodations will be provided when
nominations are accepted.
5. Questions regarding these courses should be directed
to Cairo Vehicle Maintenance Specialist Tarek Nour or to
Cairo S/GSO Carlos Figueroa. Please include A/LM Motor
Vehicle Branch Chief Daniel Hirsch on correspondence.
CLINTON
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: ATRN AMGT
SUBJECT: 2009 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICAL TRAINING IN
WASHINGTON DC AND CAIRO
1. Summary. The A/LM Motor Vehicle Branch (MV),in
collaboration with Diplomatic Security (DS/PSP/DEAV) and
Embassy Cairo, will host two Automotive Technical
Training Seminars this year. One seminar will be held
in Cairo on August 16-19th and the other will be held in
Springfield, VA on July 9-17th. The seminar in
Springfield will be a train-the-trainer, hands-on
workshop for vehicle maintenance supervisors, foremen,
and skilled mechanics, with considerable attention to
armored vehicles. The Cairo workshop is a truncated
version of Cairo?s MV-sponsored annual skill-enhancement
workshop for more junior mechanics. The deadline for
submitting training requests is June 25, 2009. End
Summary.
2. Training. The training is offered for auto
mechanics, mechanic foremen, chief mechanics and
workshop supervisors to enhance their technical skills.
Participants should have a strong technical or
engineering background and good working knowledge of
English. The classes are offered on a train-the-trainer
basis; we expect employees attending the classes to be
able to train others in their regions.
--------------
Cairo Training
--------------
The usually five-day course has been reduced to four
days. The Cairo course will cover the following topics:
A. Preventive maintenance program for armored and non-
armored vehicles
B. Technology close?up: engine oil
C. Tires with run flat
D. Diagnostic tools update
E. Workshop management
--------------
Springfield Training
--------------
This is a longer course, due to the greater volume and
detail of the materials to be presented. This seven-day
workshop will include a full five days of hands-on
technical training with an emphasis on armored vehicles.
The Springfield Course will cover:
A. Workshop safety
B. Mishap reporting
C. Maintenance of armored vehicles
D. Air conditioning, heating and ventilation
E. Gasoline and diesel engine performance
F. ABS braking systems
3. Nominations. The deadline for submitting training
requests is June 25, 2009. The maximum enrollment for
the Cairo session is 15 technicians and the Springfield
session is limited to 20 participants. The training
will be conducted on GM vehicles but will be useful for
non-GM vehicles as well. Posts should request training
for either session by cable or e-mail to Cairo GSO
Carlos Figueroa and to Cairo Vehicle Maintenance
Specialist Tarek Nour.
Nominations must include:
-- Name of participant
-- E-mail address
-- Post
-- Name and e-mail address of supervisor
-- Current position title and grade
-- List of post's fleet including: type, year, model,
and armoring status (heavy, light, or non-armored) for
each vehicle
4. Funding. The training is free. However, posts must
fund all travel and per diem costs. For the Cairo
session, posts should add USD 60 per participant to
cover Cairo ICASS administrative supply costs. More
specific details on accommodations will be provided when
nominations are accepted.
5. Questions regarding these courses should be directed
to Cairo Vehicle Maintenance Specialist Tarek Nour or to
Cairo S/GSO Carlos Figueroa. Please include A/LM Motor
Vehicle Branch Chief Daniel Hirsch on correspondence.
CLINTON