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Enigin Training Appreciated

Enigin Distributors have enjoyed and approciated the training provided for them to gain success in their own energy saving businesses.

Listen to what they had to say by reading on and watching the video:

ENIGIN TRAINING WEEK ENDS

ENIGIN Plc's Mindshare training programme of Enigin Distributors for July '09 finished today.

The attendees from around the globe completed the week in high spirits, with all waiting to return to their territories to really get to grips with their own energy saving businesses.

At the end of Friday morning's session each Distributor presented their plans for the future progress of their businesses to the class - with plenty of exciting progress planned from all the delegates.

Afterwards they were presented with their course certificates and plaques, already to display in their own offices in their own countries.

Some of the photos of the delegates are below:

African Enigin Partner's Experience

Enigin Distributor Trevor Williams, based in Africa, started his energy saving business at the turn of the year.

Trevor attended Enigin's training, commercial and the special technical course, in January this year. 

How has he been getting on in his new business? What is it like to be your own boss? What does his future look like?

Trevor spoke to me recently over the internet - listen to his experience:

NEW ENIGIN TRAINING PROGRAMME

THIS week Enigin Pic started their new, Mindshare training course.

Delegates from around the globe attended the Enigin Distributor training and started on a week long course to help them set-up their own energy saving business in their own territories.

At the most exciting time to start an energy saving business, as we count down to the Copenhagen Climate-Change summit in December, with many governments actively promoting energy saving and providing help and financial support for end users, to energy saving businesses and for energy saving products.

Enigin Tech Summit - Confidence Booster

ENIGIN'S Technical Summit on Monday, January 26, and will continue throughout this week.

Monday saw a lot of information on Enigin's Eniscope, energy monitoring, audits and Eniscope installation.

Tuesday concentrated on Enigin's IMEC (Intelligent Motor Energy Controls) Soft Motor Start solution.

Wednesday focused on IMEC Speed Control. 

Thursday and Friday Morning Thomas Brandner talked about LESS, lighting control systems and ACES air conditioning control.

Friday also saw Ken Cheyne discuss the simplicity and effectiveness of Enigin's CUES.

All the partners involved found the week to provide just what they needed technically and even commercially.

"I now feel very confident in the products Enigin have provided for us to offer, they are top quality in manufacture and design," stated one delegate.

"Hearing from some of the speakers, people who have been involved with the development of these products for many years, helped me understand to a greater degree how we can help businesses save money through energy saving." said another delegate.

Another delegate commented: "I now feel confident now to offer and then install these load-side products."

Ken Chetne explains hpw CUES works

Thomas Bradner talks ACES,

Thomas Brandner talks LESS!

Wednesday morning - Richard Causley talks about IMEC speed controllers

Tuesday - Imec Soft Start Demo

Tuesday - David Taper talks about IMEC soft start

Tuesday - Troy Wrigley addresses the delegates

Ken Cheyne Delivers His Message

Ken Cheyne and Fred Chamberlain talk electrical energy

Ken Chamberlain addresses the delegates

Nikolai Clark talks about setting up an Eniscope

Enigin's Commercial Training Course Jan '09

It has been a busy week here at Enigin as another commercial training course has been taking place with Enigin Partners from around the globe.

Australia, Africa, Asia, North America, Middle East and Europe are all represented at this training. (Check out the pictures in our photo album to see some on this training session).

As part of the course the Enigin Partner's also learn why it important to provide incentives to their future client's workforce to encourage them to save energy - this is demonstrated by seeing what it would take to get them to dance like Matt Harding (wherethehellismatt.com) - everyone has their price!

Enjoy the results from over the past few training sessions in this YouTube video.

Next week our Technical Summit takes place, there will not be any dancing during a very intense week of seminars and practical lectures.

 

Enigin Technical Summit

ENIGIN’S Technical Summit starts on January 26 featuring global experts in the field of energy management.

The purpose of this summit is to provide an in-depth analysis of the technical side of the Energy Saving Business. Amongst other practical lessons, delegates will learn how to:-

• Install (Electrical) & Configure (IT) Enigin’s Eniscope in multiple environments
• Conduct a successful energy walk-round and audit
• Use Eniscope to identify and plug energy leaks
• Predict and verify energy savings in conjunction with the Enigin guarantee
• Identify suitable applications for Load Side Products
• Install & Commission each current product in the Enigin portfolio 

For five days delegates will be immersed in leading edge knowledge, strategies and tools covering all the essential elements for managing the technical side of an Energy Saving Business. 

The speakers, who all work with Enigin, have many years experience with energy saving, motor controls, automation equipment, monitoring and controls, power monitoring, power quality and best practices.

Several of the speakers are Energy Consultants and are travelling from around the world to the summit; from Europe, North America and Australia plus all of them have and still produce exceptional results for many satisfied clients. 

Two of the speakers, with over 20 years experience in soft starting and energy optimising, were involved in the design and production of the first fully digital three phase soft starter with automatic energy optimising. 

Another lecturer has had a varied and dynamic career which was initiated by his challenging role as an Electronic Weapons Technician. This experience surprisingly progressed to the development of cutting-edge energy saving solutions for lighting and air-conditioning.

Enigin’s own Tim Ashmore (HND) will be handling parts of the programme, Tim works with Enigin as an Energy Consultant providing extensive technical and strategic energy advice. 

Tim’s expertise and ability in the Energy field has gone from strength to strength since starting out as an engineer on the world famous QE2. 

His vast career has taken him from the prestigious position of Area Energy Manager with a Government Health Authority, where he was awarded National Energy Manager of the Year, to other equally challenging roles in international energy companies such as EDF. 

Tim’s catalogue of qualifications include an HND in Mechanical Engineering which led to the demanding responsibility of working within an elite team to develop a new energy management strategy for Bristol, England’s sixth biggest city. 

His many satisfied clients range from well-known international environmental consultancies to international facility management companies. 

It promises to be an intense but satisfying week for all the technical personnel of the various Enigin Partner’s from all around the globe who are attending the course.

Enigin Tour

This presentation is our "tour video" so the world can see a brief view of the Enigin offices in Cornwall, UK,

We are delighted to have interested entrepreneurs visit us, please contact us for more information (see enigin.com) in the meantime enjoy the video...

Enigin Training - What's It Like?

WHAT is Enigin’s Residential Commercial Training Course like?

Let December’s intake tell you themselves.

Latest Enigin Training Dance

IT'S training time again!

We have Enigin Partners from Malaysia, Nigeria, UK, USA and the Dubai on this week's residential Commercial Enigin Partner's Training course.

The now regular mid-week training Enigin Dance took place today - we offer incentives to the partners to get up in front of the group and dance in front of the camera, similar to Matt Hardings now classic "Where The Hell Is Matt" web video hit. What would needs to be offered to get them up?

This is part of the training where we discuss incentivising staff within in a client's business to help save energy in their work place, what is needed as an incentive will vary from one person to another.

What would you get up and dance for? £10, £20 or more?