The New Era of Industrial Training As industries embrace automation, digital control systems, and remote operations, industrial training has become the backbone of workforce efficiency. From technicians in power plants to HVAC service specialists and logistics coordinators, every industrial worker today needs more than technical know-how, they need adaptable, continuous learning pathways. Selecting the right

Introduction: Redefining Technical Training In an era defined by rapid change, automation, new safety standards, generational shifts in the workforce, the definition of “industrial training” is evolving. At its core, industrial training refers to the structured set of activities and programmes that develop, refresh or deepen the technical, operational and maintenance skills of factory-floor, plant,

In industrial environments, equipment uptime is not just an operational metric, it is a direct driver of safety, productivity, and profitability. Organizations invest heavily in machinery, automation, and digital systems, yet one of the most common causes of unplanned downtime remains surprisingly simple: insufficient maintenance training. TTS has spent decades working with industrial teams to