IF YOU’RE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROFIT, YOU’RE RESPONSIBLE FOR PREPARATION
Train With the Pros. Build Confidence. Prevent Downtime.
Real-world, hands-on training with working equipment — led by technicians who do this every day.
If you’re responsible for profit — and the people expected to produce it — you’re in the right place.
THIS IS FOR PEOPLE WHO OWN RESULTS
Different titles. Same responsibility.
This site is for people accountable for uptime, safety, morale, and margin — and expected to deliver results
without burning their teams out.
Operations leaders
Plant managers
Maintenance & reliability leaders
HR leaders responsible for retention
If you feel the cost of failure immediately —
this was built for you.
MOST OPERATIONS DON’T FAIL LOUDLY. THEY LEAK QUIETLY.
Downtime lasts longer than it should.
Good technicians burn out or leave.
Preventative maintenance gets skipped.
Small issues become expensive failures.
Not because people don’t care.
Because the system never prepared them properly.
"This isn’t a people problem. It’s a capability problem."
COST OF INACTION
DOWNTIME
Unplanned downtime can consume ~11%of production output.
TURNOVER
Replacing skilled technicians costs 50–200% of salary.
HUMAN ERROR
Most incidents happen when teams are forced to guess.
These losses compound quietly until they become impossible to ignore.
WHAT IF THE PROBLEM ISN’T EFFORT — BUT PREPARATION?
In every system that performs under pressure:
THE PEOPLE CLOSEST TO THE RISK ARE THE MOST PREPARED.
Pilots train.
Surgeons train.
Elite teams train.
Industrial operations deserve the same standard.
DEMAND CAME FIRST
ProTech wasn’t built to sell training.
It was built because the same failures kept repeating across manufacturing plants, utilities, power systems, and service contractors.
We studied where companies were losing money quietly, where teams were under pressure, and where preparation was missing.
“We didn’t invent a product and look for buyers. We built the supply the market was asking for.”
HANDS-ON INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
Electrical
$845
Arc Flash* & Lockout-Tagout
Hands-on safety course focused on recognizing and mitigating electrical hazards from arc flash and shock and applying compliant lockout-tagout (LOTO) procedures for energized equipment. Emphasis is on OSHA/NFPA 70E requirements, real-world examples, and practical switching and isolation exercises.
*Arc Flash course includes the OSHA Compliant Certification
1 day
Next class April 15, 2026
Electrical
$845
Industrial Controls & Troubleshooting (Intro)
Introductory course covering industrial control circuits, devices, and basic troubleshooting methods. Participants learn how to read schematics, understand control logic, and safely diagnose common faults in motor control and automation panels.
1 day
Next class April 22, 2026
Electrical
$845
VFD Installation & Troubleshooting
Practical introduction to installing, wiring, and commissioning variable frequency drives (VFDs) for industrial motors. The course emphasizes correct setup, parameter adjustment, and basic troubleshooting of drive-related problems in the field.
1 day
Next class June 17, 2026
Electrical
$1,445
Advanced VFD Installation & Troubleshooting (2-day)
Advanced course for technicians who already work with VFDs and need deeper skills in complex applications, communications, and persistent fault diagnostics. Focus is on system-level issues and reliability improvements.
2 days
Next class April 1-2, 2026
Electrical
$1,445
PLC & HMI Intro (2-day)
Entry-level PLC and HMI course introducing control system architecture, programming basics, and operator interface configuration. Participants work with real hardware to create simple programs and visualize machine status.
2 days
Next class April 29-30, 2026
Electrical
$1,445
Advanced PLC & HMI (2-day)
Advanced course focused on complex PLC logic, structured programming, diagnostics, and robust HMI design for real-world production systems. Emphasis on troubleshooting, standardization, and maintainability.
2 days
Next class August 5-6, 2026
Electrical
$845
Industrial Electric 101
Foundational electrical course covering essential theory, safety, and practical skills for technicians who work around industrial power and control systems. Designed to build confidence and safe work habits before moving into higher-level courses.
1 day
Next class July 1, 2026
Electrical
$1,445
Advanced Controls & Troubleshooting (2-day)
High-level course focused on diagnosing difficult electrical and control problems in industrial equipment. Combines systematic troubleshooting methods with deeper understanding of control logic, wiring practices, and failure modes.
2 days
Next class June 3-4, 2026
Mechanical
$845
Bearing Installation & Lubrication
Hands-on course covering correct selection, installation, and lubrication of rolling-element bearings in industrial machinery. Focuses on preventing premature failures through proper handling and maintenance practices.
1 day
Next class May 20, 2026
Mechanical
$845
Industrial Installation & Commissioning
Mechanical installation course focused on best practices for installing motors, pumps, and driven equipment to ensure long-term reliability. Emphasizes precision, documentation, and coordination with electrical and controls teams.
1 day
Next class July 22, 2026
Mechanical
$845
Mechanical Sealing Systems & Leak Prevention
Course focused on mechanical seals, packing, and sealing systems for pumps and rotating equipment. Participants learn how to identify causes of leakage and implement practices that extend seal life and improve environmental and safety performance.
1 day
Next class April 8, 2026
Mechanical
$845
Pump Repair & Maintenance
Hands-on course on inspection, overhaul, and reliability improvement of centrifugal and other common industrial pumps. Emphasizes failure prevention, correct repair techniques, and documenting work for future analysis.
1 day
Next class August 12, 2026
Mechanical
$1,445
On-Site Motor Repair & Reliability RCFA (2-day)
Workshop-style course centered on electric motor failure analysis and reliability improvement using root-cause failure analysis (RCFA) techniques. Combines classroom discussion with hands-on inspection of failed components.
2 days
Next class May 6-7, 2026
Mechanical
$845
Bearing Failure Autopsy & Reliability Diagnostics
Advanced bearing reliability course focused on detailed failure analysis (“autopsy”) and diagnostic techniques. Participants learn how to read bearing damage patterns, link them to underlying causes, and implement changes that improve equipment reliability.
1 day
Next class July 8, 2026
Ludeca Training
$1,450
Fundamentals of Shaft Alignment
Hands-on course on inspection, overhaul, and reliability improvement of centrifugal and other common industrial pumps. Emphasizes failure prevention, correct repair techniques, and documenting work for future analysis.
1 day
Next class TBD
Leadership & Sales
$845
Leadership That Holds Under Pressure
Build teams that stay, perform, and take ownership — even when things go wrong.
1 day
Next class TBD
Leadership & Sales
$845
Communication That Eliminates Chaos
Create clarity across your operation so mistakes don’t become failures.
1 day
Next class TBD
Leadership & Sales
$845
Sales Without Friction
Increase revenue without pressure, scripts, or uncomfortable conversations.
1 day
Next class TBD
WHY AUTOMATION MATTERS
Automation allows operations to produce more with fewer people.
But without trained technicians, automation becomes another source of downtime.
Prepared teams keep automated systems running reliably.
WHY VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVES MATTER
VFDs improve efficiency, reduce energy use, and extend equipment life.
But without proper understanding, they often create recurring faults and downtime.
Prepared technicians turn VFDs into an advantage, not a liability.
WHEN TEAMS ARE PREPARED, OPERATIONS CHANGE
The most expensive asset an operation loses is its people.
The most powerful investment it can make is preparing them.
PROFIT STABILITY
Predictable operations reduce costly downtime and stabilize profit.
MORALE & RETENTION
Teams stay longer when they feel confident and supported.
LESS DOWNTIME
Problems are caught earlier and resolved faster.
MORE EFFICIENCY
Teams solve problems faster and work more effectively.
WHAT TECHNICIANS SAY
START WITH CLARITY
Before enrolling, most leaders want to understand where their organization may be exposed.
No pressure. No obligation. Just visibility.
