It may be more convenient and economical to have us bring the class to your plant location. We will bring the course material and our electrical training equipment to your site. The training can be held at the time of YOUR choosing - YOU set the schedule. Classes can be scheduled around shift schedules and vacation times.

It is common to split training seminars into two or more weeks allowing some employees to attend each week. This allows for a manageable amount of continuity for normal work activities.

For 2-day seminars training half the students on Monday and Tuesday and the other half on Thursday and Friday works well.

Training on week-ends is also possible.

The cost of travel and lodging for employees attending distant training seminars is eliminated. It may cost less to bring our trainer and training equipment to your site.

By training at your location the course can be customized to include information on your specific equipment. Field trips to examine and observe your actual equipment will add relevance and meaning to the course material. Students gain by getting answers to questions about your actual equipment.

Course content can also be tailored to best suit the needs of your employees. Some employees may require basic or introductory electrical or electronics training while others do not. Developing custom training may be easier than you think. Many times material can be "pulled together" from several of our courses to provide you with well targeted training. Call us to see if custom electrical on-site training is right for you.

Option 1: On Your Facility Property
Class can be held on your facility property. You must furnish the classroom with tables for the students, 2 tables for use by the instructor, a white-board with markers, an overhead transparency projector with screen, and a digital overhead projector.

Option 2: At A Hotel Meeting-Room Near-By
It may be beneficial to hold class at a hotel meeting-room facility near your plant. This will remove the burden of providing a classroom from you AND the possibility of a student being temporarily "pulled" from class is reduced.
Let us know is there is a hotel near-by that you prefer - we will make all of the arrangements.

We will be happy to provide lunch, coffee, cold drinks, and snacks for students during class time. Let us know and we will include the cost in our proposal for on-site training.

The cost

The cost for on-site training is based on instructor time, travel and lodging expenses, equipment shipping cost, and student fees for equipment usage and manuals. On-site training will cost around $6000 to $9000 per week depending on our travel, lodging, shipping expenses, and the number of students in your the class. One and two-day seminars will cost less.

The "break-even" point for making the on-site decision is usually at four to five students (although we have traveled to train as few as two students).

We will require a 50% initial payment including estimated expenses. This payment is usually $3000 to $4000. The balance is due and payable at the end of the training seminar. We accept credit cards, company checks, and wire transfers. Let us know how you would like to make your payment.

First
Contact us and request a formal proposal. Let us know the course or subject you are interested in. If you have specific topics you would like to cover in training let us know that too. Let us know the approximate number of students, your location with complete address, your phone number and/or email address, and when you would like to begin training. (Three to four weeks is usually a minimum time required for us to start although we have began some classes in one week). Let us know if you want to training at your facility or if we need to make arrangements to train at a hotel banquet facility nearby.

We can deliver your proposal in any of the following manners:

- Email with an attached Microsoft Word document for you to print (preferred)

- Fax (send us your fax number)

- Mail (slow but sure)

- FedEx (just kidding, this is here for us that remember the days before faxes)

Next
Once our proposal is acceptable contact us to setup class dates and request a payment form or an advance payment invoice (see above).

Finally
Following receipt of your payment we will confirm acceptance and class dates. We will need access to the classroom, for setup, on the day prior to class time. Most of our classes require a 110 volt outlet, a calculator, and a multi-meter (analog or digital) for each student. An overhead transparency projector, a white-board, and two tables at the front of the classroom for the instructor's equipment and materials will be required.

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