Manufacturing and industrial professionals looking to sharpen their electrical skills have an opportunity close to home. The Marshall County Lifelong Learning Network is hosting "Introduction to Industrial Electrical Principles and Troubleshooting," a three-part training series in Plymouth designed to equip participants with practical skills for an industrial environment.
The multi-part workshop covers foundational concepts of electricity, electric motors, and industrial transformers, along with basic industrial print reading, relay logic, industrial controls, numbering systems, and more. Training includes numerous hands-on exercises and real-world examples relevant to an industrial setting.
Participants can choose the session that addresses their immediate needs or complete the full series to build a strong foundation and broader skill set. Organizers encourage early registration to avoid the rush registration fee.
Learn the essentials of electricity, circuit analysis, electrical safety, and common industrial components through hands-on exercises and real-world applications.
- Dates: October 20 and 21, 2026
- Location: Plymouth, IN
- Cost: $650 per attendee
- Registration closes: Tuesday, October 13
- Register: purdue.ws/PartOne2026
Learn the fundamentals of electric motors, motor controls, VFDs, transformers, and troubleshooting techniques through practical exercises and real-world industrial applications.
- Dates: October 27 and 28, 2026
- Location: Plymouth, IN
- Cost: $650 per attendee
- Registration closes: Tuesday, October 20
- Register: purdue.ws/PartTwo2026
Develop practical skills in print reading, relay logic, industrial controls, communications, and basic PLC operation through hands-on training and real-world examples.
- Dates: November 3 and 4, 2026
- Location: Plymouth, IN
- Cost: $650 per attendee
- Registration closes: Tuesday, October 27
- Register: purdue.ws/PartThree2026
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