It's 2am, and the only person who knows that valve is asleep.
Every plant has one: the mechanic who knows each pump by its sound. And who is retiring, or on vacation, or just not on this shift.
What that means for you
- Your own people handle routine maintenance, on your own equipment.
- Classes built around the equipment in your plant, not a generic course.
- Taught by the technicians who repair it in the field.
The people who run your equipment every shift are the first to notice when something changes. SIE Process-Solutions teaches preventive maintenance classes at your plant, on the equipment your team actually works with.
Classes built around your equipment
This is not a generic course. Classes are specific to the equipment installed in your facility and are tailored to your needs: your pumps, your valves, your heat exchangers and your homogenizers.
We train production staff in preventive maintenance of all the products we sell, and we create custom classes for unique configurations.
Why train in-house staff
A seal change done correctly by your own technician on a planned stop costs far less than a call-out after a failure. Training gives your team the confidence to do routine work themselves and the judgment to know when to call us.
Taught by the people who repair it
Our instructors are the same technical team that troubleshoots and repairs this equipment in the field, so the class covers what really goes wrong, not only what the manual says.
Common questions
Where is the training held?
At your plant, on your own equipment. Classes are tailored to your needs and can be built around unique configurations.
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Talk to a sanitary process engineer
Tell us what your line needs. We answer the phone Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.