BMS Design, Control & Automation Complete Professional Course

1. High Career Demand – BMS professionals are highly sought after in smart cities, airports, hospitals, malls, IT parks, and other modern infrastructure projects.

2. Specialized Skill Development – Gain expertise in BMS design, control strategies, automation protocols (BACnet, Modbus, KNX), and integration with HVAC, lighting, firefighting, and security systems.

3. Bridging Knowledge Gaps – Most engineers are familiar with HVAC or electrical systems but lack exposure to controls and automation. This course builds that missing skillset.

4. Global Career Opportunities – Knowledge of BMS design and automation opens doors to jobs in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia where smart building technologies are in high demand.

5. Professional Recognition – Certification from this course enhances employability, strengthens resumes, and gives candidates a competitive edge in interviews.

6. Practical & Industry-Oriented Learning – Learn to prepare schematics, I/O lists, panel layouts, and automation strategies aligned with real project requirements.

7. Career Advancement – Ideal for engineers aiming to move from site-level roles to design, consultancy, or project management positions.

8. Entrepreneurial Advantage – Adds strong value for professionals looking to establish their own MEP/BMS contracting or consultancy firms.

Module 01: Introduction to BMS

• Definition, scope, and importance of Building Management Systems

• Difference between BMS, BAS, and EMS

Module 02: BMS Hardware & Devices

• Sensors, actuators, control valves, and field devices

• Controllers: DDC, PLC, and control panels

• Power supply and wiring considerations for BMS systems

Module 03: BMS Communication Protocols

• BACnet, Modbus, LonWorks overview

• Communication topologies & network architecture

• Understanding IO points and addressing

Module 04: Control Strategies & Logic

• Basics of control loops & PID control

• Control Strategies for Chillers & AHUs & more

Module 05: BMS System Design Process

• Understanding project requirements

• Preparing control schematics & wiring diagrams

• Selection of hardware & software components

• Preparing BOQ (Bill of Quantity) & specifications

Module 06: BMS Software & Graphics

• Overview of BMS software platforms

• Creating graphics & user interfaces

Module 07: BMS Integration with MEP Systems

• Integration with HVAC systems (Chillers, AHUs, FCUs)

• Integration with lighting & power systems

• Integration with plumbing & fire systems (pumps, water tanks)

Module 08: Installation, Testing & Commissioning

• Installation best practices

• Pre-Commissioning Checks in BMS

• Commissioning process step by step