Typically this training is done directly with the customer's machine either before shipment or in the field. The objective is to familiarize personnel with the operation procedures, terminology, and basic understanding of the equipment. Topics will include the proper way to start and shut down the equipment, safety, how to identify problem areas such as faults and jams; and the correct manner in which to rectify these situations and restart the equipment.

This training delves deeper into the design of the equipment and the theories of operation. The focus is upon preventative maintenance, proper lubrication, setup, troubleshooting, referencing manuals, and understanding operating principles. This classroom and facilities training can often educate mechanics as well as operations engineers within this same structure.

The objective of this program is to foucs upon the various electronic platforms utilized on the machinery including sensors, PLC systems, operator interfaces, motor drives, debugging and troubleshooting. In particular if the class is for electronic fillers such as weigh scale or flowmeter designs, then the details will include sensor to cuicuit board interface and filling logic control.