New training facility for John Deere

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12 July 2019

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John Deere’s new training facility

John Deere has completed the construction of a new facility in Coal Valley, Illinois, US, to meet internal training demands.

The 696m² facility is part of the Construction & Forestry Training Campus and includes three classrooms that can be used separately for training purposes, or combined to hold over 250 people for larger events.

“The primary function of this new facility is to provide much-needed additional classroom space for dealer sales staff and technician training,” said David Reilly, manager, worldwide training, John Deere Construction & Forestry.

“Training is a core part of our program, but beyond that, the C&F Coal Valley Training Campus also hosts other important events throughout the year.”

The facility will also include a John Deere simulator and onsite events include customer-specific activities where they can demo equipment and interact with John Deere experts.

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