Built for Equipment Makers
Specialized OEMs
Equipment MakersYou bring
Your product documentation, existing training material and a walkthrough with your lead engineer.
You get
Expert-reviewed training that keeps your equipment knowledge available as your team grows.
Start with your own team, then plan how to deliver the training with your equipment.
Your field engineers
System integratorsYou bring
Commissioning notes, troubleshooting experience and the questions new engineers keep asking.
You get
Guided practice reviewed by your senior engineer, so new colleagues can learn from experience already inside your company.
Use the first pilot to train your own team before expanding to customers.
Your customers’ teams
Plant or Vessel crewsYou bring
The equipment documentation and handover knowledge you already provide to customers.
You get
A path to extend the training to the people who install and operate your equipment, with customer data boundaries agreed first.
Customer rollout comes after the internal pilot, with scope and access agreed together.
Start with one workflow
Start with a pilot for your internal team. Capture one slice of equipment knowledge, review the training and see where learners need more help.
Book a demo (opens in a new tab)Learn by putting knowledge into practice
ScenarioWalkthroughGuidesPractice
Put it into practice
The cooling pump needs to start earlier during normal operation. Which part of the system would you review first?
Next: explain your reasoningContinue
- Start with a real situationEach unit begins with a question operators could face on the job.
- Consider the alternativesWork through choices that are easy to confuse and learn what makes them different.
- Understand the reasoningOTTO helps you understand why an answer fits and where it falls short.
- Learn through practiceExplore the system, use the guides and put what you learn into practice.
- Get feedback as you goSee why your choice works or what you need to reconsider.
- Explain it in your own wordsShow your understanding by explaining it as you would to a colleague.
Try a lesson with OTTO
Explore a fictional plant, work through a scenario and get feedback on your reasoning.