Instrumentation & Automation Control Technician
Commissioning and maintaining automatic control, regulation and monitoring instruments for production processes.
Training in action
More about the program
The course trains instrumentation and automation control technicians — specialists who keep the 'nervous system' of modern production running. The program covers sensor, regulator and actuator design, reading electrical and functional schematics, and industrial automation fundamentals.
The hands-on part takes place on live equipment: trainees practice commissioning and calibrating pressure, temperature, flow and level instruments, and troubleshooting automation circuits. Special attention goes to electrical safety.
Graduates receive a trade grade and can work at industrial plants, boiler houses and utility facilities — anywhere automatic control and monitoring systems are used.
Who it's for
For technically minded people interested in electronics and automation, ready to service the 'brain' of production lines.
Why take it
Manufacturing automation keeps growing, and with it demand for specialists who can configure and maintain control and monitoring systems.
How training works
Automatic control theory is paired with hands-on commissioning practice on real instrumentation and control systems.