Instrumentation Electromechanic (KVPiA Fitter)
Installation, maintenance and repair of measuring instruments and automation equipment.
Training in action
More about the program
The course trains instrumentation electromechanics — specialists at the intersection of mechanics and electrics who install, maintain and repair measuring instruments at industrial sites. The program covers instrument design (pressure gauges, flow meters, thermocouples), electrical wiring schematics, and metrology basics.
The hands-on part takes place at live facilities: trainees practice installing and removing instruments, verification and calibration, and troubleshooting instrument electrical circuits. Special attention goes to electrical safety.
Graduates receive a trade grade and can work at industrial plants, boiler houses and power/utility facilities.
Who it's for
For those who want to combine mechanics and electrics in one trade — precise, technical, and in demand at any industrial site.
Why take it
Measuring instruments exist at every facility, and keeping them in working order is both a legal requirement and a production-safety issue.
How training works
The course pairs electrical-engineering theory with hands-on installation, verification and repair practice at live facilities.