LiKKe — Devel­op­ing Main­te­nance Exper­tice and Train­ing for Heavy mobile machin­ery

LiKKe — Devel­op­ing Main­te­nance Exper­tice and Train­ing for Heavy mobile machin­ery project brings new oppor­tu­ni­ties to improve employ­ment and enhance peo­ple’s skills and edu­ca­tion in North Ostro­both­nia.

The tar­get groups of the project are com­pa­nies engaged in the after­sales of con­struc­tion, min­ing, and forestry machin­ery, as well as oper­a­tors in the com­mer­cial vehi­cle super­struc­ture sec­tor, such as man­u­fac­tur­ers of tim­ber cranes and swap body sys­tems. The project will map the skills needs of these com­pa­nies and deter­mine what addi­tion­al skills their per­son­nel require. Dur­ing the pilot phase, the com­pa­nies’ equip­ment and pos­si­bly their facil­i­ties will be used to sup­port the train­ing.

Addi­tion­al­ly, the tar­get group includes indi­vid­u­als with basic skills in the field and those who wish to enter the field, fur­ther trainees, and those acquir­ing new skills based on the prin­ci­ple of con­tin­u­ous learn­ing, such as those already work­ing in the field who need addi­tion­al train­ing. The train­ing pilot will be par­tic­u­lar­ly tar­get­ed at the unem­ployed and those con­sid­er­ing a career change or need­ing pro­fes­sion­al devel­op­ment to remain in the work­force.

The project is co-fund­ed by the Euro­pean Union.