Krishna Automation Industrial Training Center

Machine Training

Handling factory equipment demands real bench work rather than pure blackboard theory. Practical drill makes the difference.

• Manual entry for standard G-codes
• Operating cycles with everyday M-codes
• Setup checks on actual industrial machines

Practical Skills

Learners write instructions for real machining tasks, learning how tool movements interact with auxiliary hardware commands. Hands-on workshop practice forms the basis of each class session, helping candidates understand mechanical controls before stepping into production environments. You gain confidence through routine tool setups.