Train using industrial-grade equipment and software with extensive practical exercises and real-world applications.
Learn from automation professionals with decades of experience in manufacturing, commissioning, and troubleshooting.
Master PLCs, HMIs, VFDs, instrumentation, industrial networking, and process control systems used in today's facilities.
Develop practical diagnostic and problem-solving skills through realistic industrial scenarios and guided exercises.
Receive personalized attention, increased instructor interaction, and greater access to training equipment.
Apply newly acquired skills immediately to improve productivity, reliability, and operational performance.
We prioritize practical learning with a 1:1 participant-to-hardware ratio. You won’t just watch a screen; you will actively wire, program, and troubleshoot physical industrial-grade PLCs and drives.
We provide all hardware and software.
It helps to know the basics of electrical circuits, understand common industrial components such as sensors and actuators, and distinguish between discrete and analog signals.
You should also have a general idea of what automation technology is and how it is used in industrial settings.
All our workshops are led by Industry Veterans with 10+ years of field experience in sectors like steel processing, material handling, and chemical processing. They bring real-world troubleshooting scenarios directly into the classroom.
Yes. If you have a group of 5 to 8, we can bring our portable training rigs and instructors directly to your plant. This allows us to tailor the training to your specific equipment and workflows.
Our training focuses on reducing downtime through better troubleshooting and optimizing existing processes to increase productivity. Employees return with job-ready skills they can apply the very next day.
Absolutely. Industrial automation evolves rapidly. Our curriculum is updated quarterly to include the latest in Industrial Automation, cybersecurity protocols, and new hardware releases from leading providers.
Seats are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis upon receipt of payment. After you register via our Online Booking Form, you receive a payment link, and once the payment is confirmed, you receive a seat confirmation with the venue details in the Welcome Pack. For Corporate, you can request a formal Proforma Invoice for bank transfers.
Registration typically closes 7 days prior to the workshop start date to allow us time to prep the hardware rigs and software licenses for each participant.
Yes! Register 60 days in advance for a 10% discount. Groups of 4 or more from the same company are also eligible for tiered pricing. Contact our Sales Team for a custom quote.
We offer refunds for cancellations made at least 21 days prior to the start date.
The refund amount excludes the payment processor fees and any third-party fees. For late cancellations, we typically offer a seat in a future session.
Yes, all participants who complete the hands-on assessments receive a Certificate of Completion detailing the specific competencies mastered.
The workshops are held at our training center in Cranberry Township or partner technical colleges in the Pittsburgh Metro Area. Detailed location maps and parking instructions are sent via email after registration.
While we don’t book travel for you, we have corporate rates with nearby hotels. Mention our company name when booking at the recommended hotels listed in your “Welcome Pack.”
To keep registration fees accessible, lunch is not catered. However, we provide a 45-minute break and a “Dining Guide” featuring local restaurants within walking distance.
Absolutely. You are welcome to use apps like DoorDash or Uber Eats. We have a designated break area with tables and a refrigerator where you can eat and network with other participants.
Yes. We provide complimentary coffee, tea, bottled water, and light snacks throughout the day to help you stay energized during the hands-on sessions.