On-Site Industrial Automation & Robotics Training

Training can address the robotic systems and manufacturing applications used at your facility. Topics may include robot operation, programming, machine vision, controls, dispensing, machine tending, material handling, welding, commissioning, troubleshooting, documentation, and production support. The emphasis is practical instruction connected to the equipment, processes, and responsibilities of your team.

Yes. GLOBAL primarily integrates FANUC robots across applications such as machine tending, material handling, painting and coatings, dispensing, assembly, and welding. Training can be aligned with the FANUC equipment and integrated systems in your production environment, helping personnel build familiarity with the controls, programming approach, cell operation, and application-specific requirements.

Training may support operators, maintenance personnel, controls engineers, robot programmers, manufacturing engineers, commissioning teams, and production leaders. GLOBAL also provides access to automation talent through contract, contract-to-hire, and permanent direct placement arrangements, allowing manufacturers to strengthen their internal capabilities when training alone does not address every staffing need.

Yes. GLOBAL provides training as part of its turnkey robotic system integration capabilities. Its services span concept development, simulation, engineering, build and integration, installation, programming, commissioning, production launch, technical documentation, and ongoing support. Connecting training to the project can help personnel understand the delivered system in the context of their actual production responsibilities.

GLOBAL integrates machine vision and intelligent guidance technologies for part identification, random bin picking, component verification, quality inspection, dispense validation, and real-time part tracking. Training can help relevant personnel understand how these technologies support robotic operation and quality control, including the relationship between vision systems, robot behavior, inspection results, and production processes.

Yes. GLOBAL supports automation retrofits and manufacturing line upgrades, including robot integration, conversion of manual operations, equipment upgrades, model year changeovers, capacity expansions, and optimization of existing production cells. Training can be incorporated into modernization work so personnel understand updated equipment, controls, robotic processes, and support requirements.

GLOBAL’s staffing division provides controls engineers, PLC programmers, robotics technicians, electrical designers, project managers, commissioning engineers, mechanical designers, installation engineers, and robot programmers. Depending on the project, manufacturers may access talent through contract positions, contract-to-hire arrangements, or permanent direct placements.

Planning begins by understanding the equipment, applications, production workflow, team responsibilities, and desired capabilities. GLOBAL also performs automation feasibility studies and engineering consulting that evaluate processes, existing equipment, facility constraints, conceptual system needs, implementation considerations, capital requirements, and expected returns. These findings can help shape a training plan aligned with the broader automation strategy.