Empower your team at the Maintenance Training Lab
Our Maintenance Training Lab offers unparralleled hands-on experience. Equip your team with the skills needed to excel in their roles. Unlock greater uptime and consistency, fewer delays, and more efficient operations with targeted training.
Program Purpose
Key objectives
- Read and interpret electrical and pneumatic drawings
- Identify key components
- Understand and troubleshoot systems
Training without downtime
Training takes place at a Premier Tech facility.
Access state-of-the-art equipment and resources.
Receive dedicated support from expert trainers throughout the program.
Improve content retention
Boost job satisfaction and retention rates.
Build a skilled, efficient, and committed team.
Maintain top performance standards.
Program agenda
This maintenance training program lasts between 4 and 5 days, including 8 hours of remote training before your visit to the laboratory. Since the day dedicated to robotics is optional, you can expect 3 to 4 days of on-site training in laboratory learning environment located in one of our facilities.
Online
Modules
These online modules must be completed a few days before visiting the Technical Training Lab. The course is designed to be taken in four sessions of two hours:
- Understand electrical concepts and components
- Read pneumatic drawings
- Understand pneumatic concepts and components
- Read electrical drawings
Day 1 :
Electric
Participants will read electrical drawings, identify and troubleshoot electrical components, and understand motor nameplates for protection adjustments. The key areas covered on day 1 include:
- Understand electrical circuits
- Work with AC Motors and VFD
- Work with Conveylinx and DC Motors
Day 2 :
Pneumatic & mechanic
Learners will read pneumatic drawings and identify various pneumatic components and their functions. Troubleshooting pneumatic components is a key skill covered, along with understanding the vacuum principle. Key areas covered on day 2 include:
- Work with pneumatic circuits
- Troubleshoot pneumatic components
- Make mechanical adjustments
Day 3 :
Robotic (optional)
This one-day module is optional if you do not operate robotic equipment at your plant.
Attendees will identify the main components of a robot and define robot location and axes. Skills include operating the robot manually and setting up a position register. This day is dedicated to hands-on robotic workshops covering:
- Configure IP addresses
- Differentiate robot I/O
- Make backups
- Troubleshoot common robot problems
- Create patterns using Pattern Expert
Day 4 :
Automation
- Participants will focus on automation workshops.
- Identify different components of an automation system
- Troubleshoot using the I/O display on the HMI
- Identify network modules
- Assign IP addresses for network modules
