In-House AVO Training

From the DWR Workshop, Michael van Dyk and Basinki Sekori

From the DWR Workshop, Michael van Dyk and Basinki Sekori

The DWR Team were invited by Nick Britz to attend a basic Avolites Training course which covered the infrastructure and operational instructions of the console. The day kicked off with a short briefing from Bruce Riley on his recent travels to PLASA.

Bruce Riley

Bruce Riley

Then it was over to Nick Britz. Bruce Riley For those who had never sat in front of a desk before it was a great thrill to record their first cue! For the experienced, a few novel tricks and tips kept them interested.

Mandla Mtshali and Setshaba Moumakwe

Mandla Mtshali and Setshaba Moumakwe

 

Nick Britz is passionately involved in training.

Nick Britz is passionately involved in training.

“At the end of the day, education makes our job simpler too as the users have a better understanding of the equipment,” he said. “In regards to the DWR team, it’s so much easier to sell something that you know.”

DWR’s Duncan Riley believes consistent industry training is imperative. “I think we take a lot for granted thinking people know the equipment,” said Riley. “It’s really nice to have individuals available who are prepared to share their knowledge. Thanks for your time Nick.”

“High five sister” we’ve programmed our first cue. Amanda Bell and Angela Botha

“High five sister” we’ve programmed our first cue. Amanda Bell and Angela Botha

“That’s how we role.” Setshaba Moumakwe and Dave Whitehouse

“That’s how we role.” Setshaba Moumakwe and Dave Whitehouse

Duncan and Sherryn Riley

Duncan and Sherryn Riley

Keith Pugin

Keith Pugin