Not A Generic Training Presentation.
Most chiller training is a slide deck about a machine nobody in the room owns. We build the session around your plant, your controls and your own documentation, so what your crew learns on the day is what they see on the screen the next morning.
Reading the plant: what each set point actually does, and what the control logic is trying to achieve
The daily walk round: what to look at, what to write down, and which numbers mean something is drifting
Alarms and trips: what the machine is telling you, and what to check before anyone calls it a fault
Refrigerant and oil basics for the people who run the plant, not for a certification exam
Your own documentation: how to use the P&ID, the log sheets and the commissioning data you already have
Delivered on site to your crew, as a video walkthrough, or as a presentation for an office audience
It works for a vessel or rig crew, an in-house facilities team, or a contractor's own service technicians. Half a day to two days, depending on the plant and how deep you want to go.
Training based on your plant
How plant training works
Three compressors a year, traced to one setpoint
See how one condenser water setpoint contributed to repeated compressor failures on an offshore chiller, showing why operators need to understand what plant setpoints actually do.
Training focused on your plant
The training is based on your controls, your equipment and your documentation. It is for the people who operate or work on the plant, including vessel or rig crews, facilities teams and contractor service technicians.
Common questions
Train your team on your plant
Get a quote for chiller plant training on site or by video.