TMMI Support Engineers & Instructors

TMMI's GE Certified Instructors have combined over 50 years of application experience, and are here to provide you with both training and support to help make your automation projects a success. Whether you are able to attend one of our scheduled classes at our training locations, or have us do a customized on-site class to your specifications - TMMI will provide you with in-depth instruction, shortcuts, tips & tricks, and project timesavers that will boost productivity on your project work.

TMMI is also a GE Certified Support Provider, and we're there to support you during system design, project development, deployment, and validation/commissioning. We use a variety of software tools to track issues and provide remote assistance to your system in the field. We pride ourselves on the support to our customers, and we encourage you to contact TMMI first with your technical questions.

 

Kathy Brewer - Training Coordinator

Kathy started with TMMI in 1985 and coordinates the training registrations, billing, and of course the lunch menus!

Student Comments:

"The environment was the most professional with the best food, and snacks that I've seen in a training class!"

"Folks from TMMI are very friendly and knowledgeable. Very good training experience."

 

Greg Hazel - iFIX Instructor and Certified Support Engineer

Greg started with TMMI in 1997 and prior to that worked for a systems integration company implementing iFIX, inTouch, and RSView for customers in oil and gas, water/wastewater, and pharmaceutical industries. Greg received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology.

When Greg isn't training or helping customers, he can usually be found knee-deep in powder or navigating his kayak through whitewater.

 

Kelli Settell - Machine Edition Logic Developer/View and PACSystems Instructor and Certified Support Engineer

Kelli started with TMMI in 2005 and prior to that worked for Kodak implementing control systems from a variety of vendors. Kelli is an expert in all GE PLC and HMI hardware. She received Her B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado.

Kelli enjoys soccer, pottery, hockey, and skiing.

Student Comments:

"This was the most useful and well presented class I have attended."

"The course was very good. The instructor was very knowledgable and kept the class interesting."

"Very good course. Kelli was very helpful with all levels of our skill knowledge. Very upbeat presentation..."

 

Brian Heble, P.E. - Historian, Portal, and Workflow Instructor and Certified Support Engineer

Brian started with TMMI in 2007 and prior to that worked for a systems integration firm for 19 years where he implemented FactoryLink, FIX/iFIX HMI/SCADA systems, and was the architect/product manager for an MES product now currently used by Honeywell. He received his B.S./M.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Colorado/University of California.

Brian enjoys cycling, golf, and photographing Colorado's scenery.

Student Comments:

"Brian is very knowledgable on the material, and the labs were excellent."

"I would highly recommend Brian as an instructor to fellow co-workers."

 

Adrian White - iFIX, Historian, and Portal Instructor and Certified Support Engineer

Adrian joined TMMI in 2007 and prior to that has worked as an integrator and trainer for Proficy iFIX/FIX32 since the early days of the product. He is one of only a few trainers certified for Proficy iFIX Advanced and Using VBA with Proficy iFIX. He owned his own IT consulting company for many years, and has a number of certifications in that area. In his spare time, Adrian enjoys volleyball, motorcycles, and volunteers annually for a week long camp for muscular dystrophy patients.

 

Mark Perry, P.E. - Cimplicity HMI Instructor and Certified Support Engineer

Mark started with TMMI in 2008 and prior to that worked for GE Supply for 13 years, where he specialized in GE PLC hardware and programming software. He received his B.S./M.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Utah.

Mark is an amateur radio operator and enjoys hiking, camping, and fishing in his spare time.