Free engineering and automation internship

Free Commissioning and Maintenance Internship

Run checks before power, an I/O check and a loop check, and hand over commissioning records a lead would sign. 4 weeks, every task, the 3D lab and a free verifiable certificate.

Free means free: no card, no fees, nothing to buy.

Your internship runs on edwartens.com, our online academy; you sign in there.

An engineer in PPE holding a tablet on a factory floor

What you do in 4 weeks

Week by week, 4 weeks

Short lessons, a quick check each week and a work brief to finish. You can read on a phone, a tablet or a laptop.

  • Week 1

    Commissioning, safely

    Explain the stages of commissioning, isolate a panel safely and keep a clear test record.

  • Week 2

    Checks before power

    Run the dead checks on a new panel and power it up in the right order.

  • Week 3

    I/O and loop checks

    Test every input and output against an I/O list, check a 4-20 mA loop at five points and record the results on a loop sheet.

  • Week 4

    Motors and drives

    Read a motor nameplate, prove the direction of rotation, set an overload, do a first VFD set-up and test the E-STOP chain.

You practise

Skills and tools

Eight short weeks of safe commissioning, loop checks, fault-finding and maintenance planning: notes, diagrams, a few videos and Panel Lab tasks.

Skills

Permit, lockout and dead proofChecks before powerI/O checking

Tools

Panel LabLADX MiniSpreadsheet
Hands soldering a circuit board at a workbench

Your proof

A free certificate you can verify

Finish the 4 weeks and you get a certificate of completion with a number and a QR code. Anyone can scan it to check your name, the internship and the date.

  • Issued by Wartens Ltd (UK), delivered through EDWartens
  • Verifiable by QR code or number on edwartens.com/verification
  • It is a training certificate. Training, not employment: no stipend is paid

No catch

Free means free

  • No card to start and no fees at any point
  • Nothing to buy, now or later, to finish the internship
  • No paywall in the middle: every week and every task is open
  • After 4 weeks you keep your certificate and your record
  • If you want mentor calls, letters and an engineer's review, you can upgrade any time and keep everything you have done

Want more

Premium for this internship

The same internship with mentor calls, an engineer's project review, the graded certificate, letters and reports. From ₹1,499, GST included. One payment, no subscription. Extend any time and pay only the difference.

Questions

Quick answers

Is it really free?

Yes. The Commissioning and Maintenance Free internship is 4 weeks, with every task, the weekly checks, the short final quiz, the 3D lab and the AI mentor. No card, no fees, nothing to buy, and no paywall in the middle.

Is the certificate real?

Yes. You get a free certificate of completion from Wartens Ltd (UK), delivered through EDWartens. It has a number and a QR code, so anyone can check it on edwartens.com/verification. It is a verifiable training certificate, not a degree or a licence.

What do I get with Premium that I do not get free?

People and proof: live mentor calls with an engineer, a written review of an extra project, the graded Internship Certificate, a joining letter, evaluation and project reports, and a letter of appreciation on merit. Premium also runs longer, up to 24 months.

Can I start free and upgrade later?

Yes. Everything you have done carries over, and anything you already paid for this internship in the same currency is taken off.

What happens after the 4 weeks?

You keep your certificate and your record, and your verification page stays open. Nothing is charged. If you want more, you can upgrade to Premium, up to 30 days after your end date.

Where does it run?

On edwartens.com, our online academy. Start, sign in and do the internship there; this page is the edwartens.co.in view of the same internship.

Start your free Commissioning and Maintenance Internship today.

Free means free: no card, no fees, nothing to buy. It opens on edwartens.com.