-Deer Park-Small Group Private Instrument Technician Course 

Every skilled Instrument Technician starts with a strong foundation. Build the confidence to calibrate, troubleshoot, and understand industrial instrumentation through hands-on training in real-world process control applications.

Recommended for Industrial Craftsmen

 

October 25th, 2026

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Build the Skills to Start Your Career as an Instrument Technician

Start building the skills needed for a career as an Instrument Technician. Learn calibration, process instrumentation, HART communication, loop checks, P&IDs, control valves, and troubleshooting through hands-on training. Work with real industrial equipment while developing skills used in refineries, chemical plants, and manufacturing facilities. Build your foundation and prepare for your next opportunity in I&E.

Preparing the Next Generation of Instrument Technicians

The industrial world is evolving, creating a growing demand for skilled Instrument Technicians. As automation and process systems advance, companies need technicians trained in instrumentation, calibration, troubleshooting, PLC systems, and process control to support the future of industry.

Recommended for:

Career Transitioners

Individuals looking to switch industries.

Supervision Personel

Build a stronger foundation early and develop the skills needed to become a confident Instrument Fitter.

Instrument Fitters

Build a stronger foundation early and develop the skills needed to become a confident Instrument Fitter.

Electricians

Build a stronger foundation early and develop the skills needed to become a confident Instrument Fitter.

Not Recommended for:

Experienced Instrument Technician

Individuals who are new to the craft: Less than a year.

Green Helpers

Individuals who are new to the craft: Less than a year.

No field Experience

People with no experience at all.

 

Real Student. Real Experience - See why people make the switch.

Many of our students come from other training programs looking for more hands-on experience and a stronger focus on Instrumentation & Electrical. Here's one student's story.

Train on a Live Process Control System

Train on ITT's fully integrated instrumentation process module, engineered to simulate a real industrial process control system. Work with pressure, level, flow, and temperature transmitters, control valves, solenoids, and a PLC automation system while gaining hands-on experience with calibration, process measurement, loop checks, troubleshooting, and real-world process control.

 
 

Key Lesson

5 Point Calibration on Instrument Transmitters 

A properly calibrated transmitter keeps an entire process running safely and efficiently. In this lesson, you'll learn the step-by-step procedures used by experienced Instrument Technicians to perform accurate 5-point calibrations, verify transmitter performance, and document results with confidence. Through hands-on training and real industrial equipment, you'll develop the skills employers expect and build a stronger foundation for success in the instrumentation field.

Essential Skills Every Instrument Technician Should Be Familiar With.

Build a strong foundation as an Instrument Technician through hands-on training that develops the technical knowledge and practical skills used by Instrument Technicians every day. These core lessons prepare you to work confidently with modern process control systems.

P&IDs & Instrument Loop Diagrams

Understand how to read process drawings, identify instruments, and trace control loops throughout a process system.

 

Instrument Calibration & Verification

Develop the skills to calibrate, test, and verify transmitters and field instruments using industry-standard procedures.

 

Control Valve Troubleshooting & Calibration

Develop the skills to calibrate, stroke, and troubleshoot control valves using industry-standard procedures.

PLC Automation & Process Control

Discover how PLCs communicate with field instruments, process signals, and automate industrial operations.

 

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