Compressor, steam turbine, and controls training from our OEM experts

Well-trained operations and maintenance personnel are vital to operating a plant safely, efficiently, and productively. By fully leveraging expert knowledge built on millions of equivalent operating hours, advanced component models, and more than 100 years of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) service experience, Siemens Energy strengthens in-house capabilities and helps customers get the most out of their equipment.

Siemens Energy’s instructors bring decades of experience in training customers to safely operate and maintain Siemens Energy and Dresser-Rand compressors and turbines. Training is delivered virtually or in the classroom through lectures, hands-on programs in labs and training centers, and on-site at customer locations.

Learn how to operate and maintain reciprocating compressors, centrifugal compressors, steam turbines and controls here.

Siemens Energy offers tailor-made Long-Term Training Programs (LTP) for customer equipment, delivered on-site or at its purpose-built Training Centers in Duisburg, Germany, Houston, USA, Painted Post, USA, or Naroda, India.

With programs extending up to five years, training plans are fully customisable and can be adapted at any time to reflect changing equipment and resource needs. Training can form part of a standard LTP or be delivered as a dedicated program.

A broad range of delivery options are available globally, including:

• On-site training, combining classroom and hands-on learning
• Practical training at the state-of-the-art training facilities at the Duisburg Training Centre
• A Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering in partnership with the University of Duisburg-Essen
• Flexible selection of topics, content, and delivery formats

Technical training plays a key role in staying competitive in today’s fast-moving industry. Siemens Energy combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience to build the skills and expertise teams need to succeed. The company helps customers achieve their goals, streamline daily operations, and stay ahead in an evolving energy environment.