What types of in-house product training does ANGI offer?
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Introduction to CNG Operation and Maintenance (3-days, limited to 12 people)
This course is targeted to CNG Mechanics, Service Technicians & Operators, CNG Contractors, Project Managers, Sales personnel, and anyone interested in a career within the CNG industry. Executive Management will also find this course useful when exploring the benefits of CNG.
Summary of Focus: Safety, CNG equipment purpose and applications, compressor design, industry standards, support tools, basic equipment automation, etc.
CNG Operation and Maintenance Advanced (3-days, limited to 8 people)
This course is targeted for experienced technicians and includes classroom and hands-on training. Completion of our "Introduction to CNG Operation & Maintenance" is required prior to taking this course.
Summary of Focus: Specific compressor valve design with hands-on exercise, compressor control cabinet and power distribution with hands-on troubleshooting exercises, PLC setup, site configuration, equipment protections, ESD circuitry, force-feed lubrication system design/testing and hands-on troubleshooting, common communication networks, physical network components and troubleshooting, medium voltage power distribution and related components, etc.
Compressed Natural Gas Dispensing Systems (2-days, limited to 6 people)
This course is focused on expanding the knowledgebase and enhance the troubleshooting skills of individuals working in the CNG industry such as experienced maintenance personnel, Site Operators, Field Service Engineers, and Service Technicians. This class engages extensively in mechanical and electrical operation of both ANGI Series II and Encore dispensers and will equip each student with the confidence needed to safely work with these complex pieces of CNG equipment.
Summary of Focus: Industry standards, dispenser design and application, hardware and electronics, power distribution, software usage, file types, fault conditions, troubleshooting, technical resources, etc.
How often does ANGI host training?
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We usually host 1 Intro/Advanced class per month throughout most of the year. Dispenser classes are scheduled based on customer interest.
We alternate between Introduction and Advanced classes for each month. Training begins in March and typically runs through November of each year. Classes can also be added to our training schedule based on how quickly they fill up and the size of our backlog. Our dispenser training classes are scheduled based on customer interest and limited to 6 people. Please contact
Training@angienergy.com for details on current schedule and availability.
What happens when classes fill up for the year?
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After classes are fully booked, students are then added to a backlog and will be prioritized for enrollment in the next calendar year.
Students will be contacted directly once the next training schedule is made available.
Is there a limit for how many personnel can attend on-site training?
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No.
Although we don’t limit the number of people who can attend on-site training, we do recommend keeping the groups smaller (10 or less) so that everyone can adequately participate and get their questions answered. On-site trainings are only available to ANGI customers and their end-users.
What do I need to bring to class?
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Yes.
Please bring materials for taking notes and wear approved attire suitable for visiting the manufacturing floor.
Please come to class with materials for taking notes, such as a notebook and a pen or pencil. While bringing a laptop or tablet is encouraged, it is not required.
Note: Bringing a laptop (preferred) or tablet will allow you to take the course exam in the classroom rather than after class.
We will also be touring the facility, so please wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety boots and safety glasses. Be sure to wear long pants and have a way to secure long hair.
training@angienergy.com