AVEVA Tools Corporate Trainer Needed

@karthikresonite

Hi, At Resonite Technologies, we understand the importance of delivering high-quality training tailored to the needs of your beginner-level engineers. Our proven team of subject matter experts has extensive experience in developing and conducting corporate training programs in the AVEVA plant design ecosystem. We propose to take full ownership of the Software Tool Training track, covering AVEVA E3D/PDMS, AVEVA P&ID/NextGen P&ID, and AVEVA Unified Engineering. Our methodology emphasizes hands-on learning, integrating essential topics such as data migration, ISO 15926/DEXPI standards, and light scripting with the AVEVA SDK. We will provide: 1. A comprehensive session plan for a 4-6 week online program, with live classes of 2 hours, three times a week. 2. Engaging slide decks, demo datasets, and step-by-step lab exercises for each module. 3. A capstone project for practical application, along with an objective grading rubric. 4. Assessment quizzes for each milestone, leading to a final evaluation. 5. Ongoing Q&A support during the program and a follow-up clinic. We are excited about the possibility of collaborating with you and look forward to discussing the outline and schedule. Best regards, Karthik B Resonite Technologies

@abhilashr53

You need a seasoned AVEVA SME who can transform a cohort of zero-experience engineers into confident plant design practitioners across E3D/PDMS, P&ID/NextGen, and Unified Engineering, all within a tight live-delivery schedule. I can own that track entirely. Here is my approach. Weeks one and two cover E3D/PDMS fundamentals through hands-on equipment, structure, and piping modeling exercises using realistic EPC datasets I will build specifically for this cohort. Weeks three and four move into P&ID/NextGen and Unified Engineering, with sessions deliberately cross-referencing how data flows between tools, touching ISO 15926/DEXPI tagging, and the SQL/Oracle catalog back-end so learners understand why they are clicking, not just where. Weeks five and six deliver SDK/PML scripting primers, Hexagon Smart 3D interoperability concepts, a full capstone where learners produce a coordinated model and drawing set, and a scored final assessment. Every session runs two hours live, three times weekly, fitting neatly into your six-week window. Deliverables include structured slide decks, demo datasets, graded lab exercises, milestone quizzes, and a rubric-backed capstone evaluation. My strength here is combining real EPC project context with structured adult-learning design, which prevents the common pitfall of tool demos that do not stick. One question before I scope the session plan fully: does the cohort have licensed AVEVA software access already confirmed, or should I factor in a sandbox/trial environment strategy?