Three training tracks, classroom or on-line, built against your actual gauge.
Training is delivered by the same engineers who designed and commissioned your system, not a separate training department. Each course uses your as-built drawings, your HMI screens, and your calibration data. We run open enrollments at our Dayton, Ohio facility four times per year and dedicated on-site sessions by request.
Trained E&I teams resolve the majority of alarms without support-line escalation within 6 months of course completion.
Engineering track covers full calibration under ISO 17025 so mills can maintain certificates between GGC visits.
Operator track focuses on alarm response, product changeover, and when to escalate, not software internals.
Course packets remain on-site so new hires can self-study against your specific system configuration.
We request as-built drawings and HMI screenshots ahead of each course and rebuild exercises around your system.
Confirm operator, E&I, or engineering track, or build a blended schedule with multiple groups across days.
On-site at your mill, on-line synchronous, or in-person at the Dayton classroom four times per year.
Every track includes lab exercises on a live training gauge mirroring your configuration.
GGC certificates issued with CEU-equivalent hours. Employer determines internal credit.
Attendees retain access to recorded modules and updated material for 24 months.
Yes. We request as-built drawings and HMI screenshots ahead of each course and rebuild exercises around your system.
All tracks issue a GGC certificate with CEU-equivalent hours. Employer determines internal credit.
Yes. Blended schedules are common, e.g., operators for day 1, E&I for days 2 to 4. Pricing adjusts by head-count per day.
Tell us your team mix, operators, E&I, and engineering, and we will recommend a blended schedule and confirm pricing within five business days.