1. Optimizing performance and reducing downtime
Training in industrial control (Woodward controllers, for example) enables your technicians to better understand and master control systems. Better use of controllers and industrial equipment reduces operating errors, minimizes breakdowns and prolongs plant life. More efficient maintenance means less downtime and greater profitability.
By understanding how control loops work and optimizing system parameters, your teams can adjust production in real time, improving the stability of industrial processes. What’s more, training enables you to identify early signs of failure and implement predictive maintenance, avoiding costly downtime and extending equipment life.
2. Improving the technical skills of our teams
By offering your teams industrial control training, you give them the tools to make accurate diagnoses and intervene more rapidly in the event of a problem. They’ll be able to optimize control parameters, ensure efficient monitoring and adapt systems to your company’s specific needs. Enhanced in-house expertise reduces dependence on external service providers and improves responsiveness.
A good command of control equipment and software also enables you to configure automation systems correctly, optimize production cycles and improve the quality of finished products. By developing their expertise, your technicians become more autonomous in setting up and maintaining installations, which translates into greater operational efficiency and the ability to react quickly to unforeseen events.
3. Adapting to new technologies
Industrial control technologies are constantly evolving. Regular training enables your staff to keep abreast of new solutions and adopt best practices. They’ll be better prepared to integrate the latest innovations, optimize the use of new tools and guarantee compliance with current standards.
With digitalization and the rise of Industry 4.0, control systems are becoming more complex and integrating technologies such as digital and IoT. Regular training enables these innovations to be fully exploited, using the data collected to optimize energy consumption, improve process safety and reduce the environmental impact of industrial facilities.
4. Cost reduction and productivity gains
A good command of industrial control reduces the costs associated with failures and corrective action. By optimizing systems and anticipating problems, your teams reduce unnecessary expenditure and improve overall company performance. Fewer production stoppages mean higher yields and greater competitiveness.
A well-tuned control system also reduces energy consumption by optimizing machine operation. Reducing waste and raw material losses through better process control also leads to significant savings. Appropriate training helps your company to improve its overall efficiency and remain competitive in the marketplace.
5. Une entreprise plus autonome et réactive
Training your technicians in industrial control reinforces your company’s independence. Your teams will be able to manage critical situations without waiting for an external service provider, reducing waiting times and improving business continuity. A more independent company is a more efficient company.
Increased responsiveness to technical incidents enables you to maintain a high level of production and ensure quality service for your customers. What’s more, improving in-house skills fosters innovation and the ability to develop tailor-made solutions to optimize the entire production chain.
Why do call on Normandy Control Group/NCG ?
When you choose Normandy Control Group, you choose a partner you can trust for the maintenance and repair of your industrial equipment. As an official Woodward and Parker Meggitt (vibro-meter) distributor in France and French-speaking Africa, including Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco, we offer recognized expertise in the field. We also have two workshops in France, in Le Havre and Marseille, as well as workshops in Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal.
