training by market segment
Training by market segment
Electrical and automation skills look different in a power plant, a food factory, a railway and a hospital. We organise training topics by the market a learner works in, so a course can speak to real jobs.
three markets
Where our learners work
Power
Generation
- Electric utility power generation
Transmission and distribution
- Electric distribution up to 60 kV
Other utilities
- Gas utilities
- Other utilities
Industry
Oil and gas
- Oil and gas production
- Petrochemicals
- Chemicals
Process industry
- Water and wastewater
- Mining and minerals
- Cement and glass
- Metals
- Pulp and paper
Discrete and hybrid industry
- Food and beverage
- Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
- Electronics and semiconductors
- Automotive
- Rubber and plastics
- Printing
- Textile
- Agriculture and forestry
- Machinery and electrical equipment
- Waste and recycling
- Other industries
Transport and infrastructure
Transport
- Land transport
- Logistics
- Air transport
- Electric vehicle charging
- Cranes
- Marine
- Railway
Buildings
- Residential buildings
- Commercial and institutional buildings
- Industrial buildings
- Building infrastructure
- Real estate
- Hospitals
- Education and science
- Data centres
building automation
Comfort, safety and efficiency in buildings
Every building has its own needs, so building automation training is tailored to the application, from homes and offices to factories and luxury hotels. Topics cover:
- Smart home systems
- Guest-room management
- Lighting management
- Energy management
- Door entry
- Wiring accessories
Who it is for
- System integrators
- Electrical design consultants
- Low-voltage design consultants
- Energy consultants
- Hotel operators
Learners use product selection guides, a solution brochure for intelligent building control and a configuration tool for their system.