Infrastructure support On-Site Engineer
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Practical Experience
Gain hands-on expertise supporting hardware and software in dynamic on-site environments
System Management
Master configuration and management of operating systems across Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms
Network Infrastructure
Deploy and maintain networking devices, wireless solutions, and security systems
Server Administration
Learn to administer servers, implement RAID configurations, and manage Active Directory.
By the end of this course, you’ll also develop confidence in field-based troubleshooting, disaster recovery, and professional communication with clients.
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1Learning Objectives & Topics CoveredText lesson
Learning Objectives
- Handle real-world scenarios involving hardware failures and replacements
- Understand and manage modern storage devices and technologies
- Perform proper maintenance and diagnostics on computing hardware
Topics Covered
- Device teardown, maintenance, and diagnostics
- SSD, HDD, hybrid storage comparisons and applications
- BIOS settings and storage controller interfaces
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2AssignmentAssignment
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3Hands On Practical LabAssignment
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4Quiz10 questions
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5Linux, Windows & macOSText lesson
Windows
- Windows 10/11 deployment strategies
- Group Policy implementation
- Windows Recovery Environment
- Command-line troubleshooting
Linux
- Ubuntu/CentOS administration
- Shell scripting for automation
- Package management
- System monitoring tools
macOS
- System preferences and security
- Terminal commands
- FileVault encryption
- Time Machine backups
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7Hands on Practical LabAssignment
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8Quiz10 questions
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9Networking Essentials & IT Support CommunicationText lesson
Networking Essentials
- Physical cabling standards and patch panel usage
- IP configuration and troubleshooting
- Switch/router physical setup and basic configuration
- Network diagnostics and testing methodology
IT Support Communication
- Service desk protocols and escalation procedures
- Writing clear incident reports and documentation
- Customer service techniques in high-pressure scenarios
- Managing client expectations and delivering technical updates
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11Hands on Practical LabAssignment
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12IT Support & Communication On-SiteText lesson
Final Lab, Real-World Troubleshooting
Apply all the skills learned throughout the module by working through realistic IT support scenarios. Practise identifying symptoms, gathering evidence, and following a structured troubleshooting process.
Incident Analysis & Diagnosis
Investigate common issues such as slow systems, network failures, VPN connection problems, and inaccessible file shares. Use tools like ping, tracert, nslookup, Event Viewer, Task Manager, and Wireshark to identify the root cause.
Resolution & Documentation
Implement the correct fix, test that the issue is resolved, and document every step taken. Record the symptoms, investigation steps, root cause, corrective action, and final verification before closing the ticket.
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14Wi-Fi Implementation, Network Hardware & Secure AccessText lesson
Wi-Fi Implementation
Master Wi-Fi 5/6 standards, channel planning, and RF site surveys to ensure optimal coverage and performance
Network Hardware
Configure PoE switches, understand cable categories, and implement structured cabling best practices
Secure Access
Set up guest networks, captive portals, and segmented wireless environments for enhanced security
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16Hands on Practical LabAssignment
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17Business Continuity, Remote Access, Security Implementation & Patch ManagementText lesson
Remote Access
Implement and manage VPN solutions, RDP, and SSH access for secure remote connectivity
Business Continuity
Design redundancy plans, deploy UPS systems, and establish failover protocols
Security Implementation
Configure hardware/software firewalls, implement IDS/IPS, and manage endpoint protection
Patch Management
Establish systematic approaches to security updates and vulnerability remediation
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19Hands on Practical LabAssignment
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20Learning Objectives, and Practical ExperienceText lesson
Learning Objectives
- Assemble and configure basic server hardware components
- Implement various RAID configurations based on requirements
- Manage server cooling and power considerations
Practical Experience
- You'll work with actual blade servers and rackmount components, setting up RAID controllers and performing maintenance tasks that mirror real-world data center operations.
- The module includes hands-on labs for server installation, component replacement, and RAID recovery scenarios
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22Hands on Practical LabAssignment
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23Active Directory Management, File Server Administration, & Domain ServicesText lesson
Active Directory Management
Learn to structure and manage Active Directory environments, including:
- Creating and managing users, groups, and OUs
- Implementing Group Policy for centralized control
- Troubleshooting authentication issues
File Server Administration
Master file sharing infrastructure with focus on:
- Setting up share permissions vs NTFS permissions
- Implementing DFS for distributed file systems
- Managing quotas and file screening
Domain Services
Configure essential Windows Server roles:
- DNS and DHCP server setup and troubleshooting
- Print server deployment and driver management
- Remote access services configuration
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25Hands on Practical LabAssignment
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26Backup Strategies & Recovery PlanningText lesson
Backup Strategies
- Implementing full, incremental, and differential backups
- Configuring automated backup schedules
- Testing restore procedures and verification
- Offsite and cloud backup solutions
Recovery Planning
- Developing comprehensive BCP documentation
- Establishing clear roles and responsibilities
- Designing and testing failover procedures
- Recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO) planning
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28Hands on Practical LabAssignment
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33Security Configs (Firewalls, IPS)Text lesson
Security Configs, Firewalls and IPS
Learn how security configurations protect networks from unauthorised access, suspicious traffic, and common cyber threats. Understand how firewalls and intrusion prevention systems help enforce security policies across an organization.
Firewall Rules & Traffic Control
Develop skills in configuring firewall rules to allow trusted traffic and block unwanted connections. Learn how inbound and outbound rules, ports, protocols, and IP addresses are used to control network access.
Intrusion Prevention & Monitoring
Explore how IPS tools detect and prevent malicious activity in real time. Learn how to review alerts, identify suspicious patterns, and apply security controls to reduce risk and protect business systems.
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34Hands on Practical LabAssignment
- 6 Weeks (48 Training Hours)
- 2 sessions per week × 2hrs 30mins
- 10 Modules convering essential on-site skills
- 1 capstone project Real-World simulation
- Weekly assessment and scenario-based quizzes reinforce learning, with interactive group projects fostering peer collaboration throughout the course.
- IT professionals transitioning into field support or on-site engineering roles
- 1st Line Engineers seeking to gain practical infrastructure experience
- Technicians wanting hands-on training in system, server, and network support
- Individuals preparing for roles requiring physical installation and technical servicing of IT systems