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Locomotive Manufacturing Giant Drives Success with Custom Learning Solutions
Fortune 500 Manufacturer Accelerates Training Outcomes for Field Service Engineers

The high level of interactivity and use of superior 2D and 3D graphics, as well as virtual reality, helped increase learner engagement.
One of the biggest companies on the Fortune 500 list, offering equipment, services, and solutions across rail, mining, marine, stationary power and drilling industries, the client is a pioneer in passenger and freight locomotives, employing more than 10,000 people.
Driven by the exponential growth in demand for its key products - locomotives and engines for drilling and marine applications, the client was expanding at a fast pace across geographies. The accelerated growth, however, resulted in a daunting challenge. With increasing product sales, they needed to deploy highly skilled technical advisors and directors who could service more than 900 locomotives each year. This meant adequately training and familiarizing Field Service Engineers (FSEs), both at client and end customer sites, with specialized skills required to maintain and troubleshoot highly sophisticated locomotives.
The client wanted to expedite the current training cycle to significantly increase the number of skilled resources, enabling them to keep pace with growing demand and offer speedy customer service. This required developing a robust device-agnostic training strategy, providing global access to customized content through existing OS and platforms, and offering training both offsite and at service locations.
Through the training program, the client was also looking to reduce onboarding time for employees, cross-skill employees across technical and advisory roles, and boost revenues by equipping customers with adequate knowledge.
ELB Learning collaborated with the client to build a comprehensive learning solution aligned with the individual learning requirements of end-user groups. The key steps in delivering the holistic learning solution involved:
Based on the results of the JTA analysis, our team structured the training course with defined learning paths for different user groups. The course was split into three main categories—Diesel Engine, Mechanical, and Electrical—with each category comprising a basic and advanced section.
Storyboards for the course modules were created based on existing ILT content. In addition, we leveraged reference manuals (GEKs) provided by the client to ensure technical accuracy of the content. Media-rich courses, including 3D and 2D graphics, animations, and interactivities were created to give engineers a realistic feel of the locomotive.
Our end-to-end solution included:
Over the course of the six-year partnership, ELB Learning also developed other online courses to help learners get a real-life feel of various locomotives. These included:
The ELB Learning custom solution delivered a superior learner experience by providing a virtual learning environment for any time, anywhere access. The high level of interactivity and use of superior 2D and 3D graphics, as well as virtual reality, helped increase learner engagement.
The increased engagement, in turn, ensured that more learners enrolled for the course and completed certification programs within the stipulated schedule.
Some of the tangible benefits delivered include: