FANUC robot training in Mexico: Target Academy
7 courses on FANUC robots, from 16 to 40 hours. A one-week course comes included with every Target palletizer.
Target Academy is the Target Robotics training center in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. It teaches 7 courses on FANUC robots, from 16 to 40 hours, in a lab with more than 10 robots of its own: groups of 6, one robot per student, half theory and half hands-on. Courses are taught in Spanish. Everyone who passes receives a diploma and a DC-3 form, the worker-training record in the format set by the STPS, Mexico's labor ministry.
Which FANUC courses does Target Academy teach?
Each session lasts 8 hours and each course has its own syllabus, day by day. They are built so your own team solves more: fewer operating errors and fewer stoppages from faults someone on shift can clear.
| Course | Length | 8-hour sessions | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic programming | 40 hours | 5 sessions | Anyone about to operate or program a FANUC robot for the first time. |
| Advanced programming | 32 hours | 4 sessions | People who already program and need to adjust programs without reteaching every point. |
| R-30iB controller electrical maintenance | 24 hours | 3 sessions | Electrical maintenance: faults, components and servo motors. |
| 2D vision | 16 hours | 2 sessions | People who are going to guide a robot with a camera. |
| DCS setup and operation | 16 hours | 2 sessions | People who set safety zones and speeds on the robot. |
| ROBOGUIDE | 24 hours | 3 sessions | People who design or program cells on the computer. |
| R-2000 robot mechanical teardown | 40 hours | 5 sessions | Mechanical maintenance: the robot from the inside, axis by axis. |
Dates and price by quote. Meals and lodging are not included.
Why groups of 6?
One instructor can keep a close eye on six people. With more, someone spends the morning watching somebody else program.
Each student has a robot. Half the course is theory and the other half is hands-on, with the teach pendant in hand.
What do you receive when you pass?
Target Robotics diploma
One per student, issued by Target Robotics as an authorized FANUC integrator.
DC-3 form
This is the format set by the STPS, Mexico's labor ministry, for the record of worker skills and training. It goes to workers who pass the evaluation, within 20 business days. It carries the student's CURP (national ID number) and occupation, and the legal name and RFC (tax ID) of their company, which authenticates it (agreement published in the DOF, Mexico's official gazette, June 14, 2013, article 24).
Each course also includes five manuals.
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A one-week course comes included with every Target palletizer. See the palletizer