BMS Foundations: wiring & I/O
For people new to BMS – sensors, valves, panels and how everything connects back to the controller.
Beginner On-site / remote
BMS training & mentoring
Hands-on training for working engineers, apprentices and anyone who wants to learn how to wire, code and understand BMS.
Tridium / Niagara fast-start
For engineers moving onto Tridium. Station layout, logic blocks, graphics and good habits.
Intermediate Remote
BMS logic & graphics lab
Project-style training where we build strategies and pages together from scratch.
Intermediate–Advanced Project-based
For companies
- Upskill your in-house team on the platforms you actually use.
- Sessions built around your live projects, panels and graphics.
- Mix of theory, live demos and “fix what we already have”.
- Day-rates or project-based pricing depending on scope.
For individual engineers
- 1:1 or small-group sessions tailored to your level.
- Help moving from “I can follow code” to “I can write it”.
- Bring your own jobs, screenshots and questions.
- Flexible scheduling around site work and call-outs.
Example training paths
- New to BMS: Electrician → junior BMS engineer (wiring, I/O, basics of logic and graphics).
- Moving to Tridium: Trend / Siemens engineer → confident Niagara user.
- Project support: Build strategies and graphics for a live job together, with notes you can reuse.
Availability & schedule
I normally run training Monday–Friday, with limited evening slots for individuals who are on site during the day. On-site days are best booked a few weeks ahead, especially during busy project periods.
Tell me roughly when you’d like to start and how many people you have, and I’ll suggest a plan.
Not sure which track fits? Tell me where you're at and I'll recommend a plan.
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