Technical training on telematics and fuel monitoring systems
Proper installation is the foundation for accurate data and long service life of telematics (GPS tracking) and fuel monitoring systems. We offer system integrators and integration teams working of large fleets several formats of technical training. Training helps bring projects into operation faster and reduce the risk of installation and configuration mistakes.
In-person training delivered by the manufacturer is the most effective format—it gives telematics (GPS tracking) system installers structured, end-to-end knowledge and hands-on skills that are hard to acquire on their own.
What the program includes
- Theory — cclasses at Technoton’s training center using demo rigs and multimedia materials.
- Practice — hands-on installation and configuration on real vehicles and machinery in the training hangar.
- Exam and certification — upon completion, each participant passes an exam and receives a personalized installer certificate.
A format designed for system integrator companies and organizations that are unable to attend training at the Technoton training center.
Engineers from the technical department travel to the customer’s region and conduct training on the equipment that will be fitted as part of the project, or on machinery used as a reference for future installations.
This includes theoretical training and a demonstration installation with detailed explanations at each stage. After that, the customer’s specialists install the equipment under the supervision of a Technoton engineer.
A format for rapid support when a project needs to be launched quickly, without waiting for in-person training or an engineer’s visit.
The guidance is conducted via video conference: a Technoton engineer provides the necessary theoretical background and supervises the installation process in real time. The installation is carried out by the customer’s specialists under remote supervision.
Online technical guidance does not replace full technical training, but it allows work to begin within tight timeframes.
