Based on the most stringent labor competency recommendations, the Intellia Compact Track Loader Simulator Training Pack is the only solution of its kind to accurately replicate machine stability, providing training opportunities that help reduce the likelihood of tipping accidents. This training pack provides in-depth training for the compact track loader, also known as a compact truck loader, and serves as an excellent training resource for beginners and experts alike—including skid steer operators.
The training pack—part of the CM Labs earthmoving line—is an entry-level solution ideal for training schools or companies with a large fleet of equipment.
The Compact Track Loader Simulator Training Pack includes bucket and fork attachments, as well as a comprehensive range of exercises to prepare operators for the more challenging real-world activities they will face.
The compact track loader training program—also often used for skid steer training—features progressive learning exercises designed to build skill and confidence gradually. The curriculum includes:
Only with CM Labs metrics will instructors gain valuable objective insight into operator performance and abilities, such as:
Take your training to the next level with Intellia Instructor. Designed to empower organizations to scale their training, Intellia Instructor includes sophisticated report generation, customizable learning paths, live faults and weather challenges, and streamlined administrative functions. Uncoupled and untethered from a teaching station, instructors can support multiple trainees in real time via tablet while closely monitoring each individual’s performance.
The Intellia Compact Track Loader Simulator Training Pack incorporates authentic engineering-grade machine and materials behavior.
It is the only simulation training solution on the market that accurately replicates machine stability—providing the authentic learning opportunities needed to help reduce the risk of accidents. The simulated machine behavior also helps operators gain a better feel for the impact of gear shifting and throttle use—improving lifting capacity and cycle times, and ultimately reducing production costs.
