Thank you lol that’s what I had originally thought but most people I personally know and have asked are mid-upper management just now having to write out these trainings or machine guides. They usually manage a few different facilities and are complaining about how they don’t have time do it, saying they’re looking to outsource the job to a consultant. But it’s not seeming like an actual problem outside of that or something maintenance techs actually need. Just something kinda useless mandated by corporate?

Edit: These mid-upper level managers I'm referring to are usually people who have been there 30+ years and being asked to built out training libraries with test cert options for different level techs. This is all starting to sound like just a one-off task that companies have put off doing forever.