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FTZ at BIM Day GVA

Axel Freistroffer — Thu, 05 Feb 2026 12:40:02 +0000

SchemBAT and FTZ-BIM at the heart of tertiary projects

FTZ participates in BIM Day GVA in Switzerland, an event dedicated to BIM and commercial building projects.

At this event, we will be presenting SchemBAT and FTZ-BIM, our solutions dedicated to electrical design and data integration in BIM models.

This event is an opportunity to exchange ideas with professionals in the sector and share our vision of electrical engineering in a BIM environment.

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SchemELECT serving the ROTAREX Group

Axel Freistroffer — Mon, 08 Dec 2025 09:26:11 +0000

Founded in Luxembourg over a century ago, Rotarex has become a key global player in the design of gas control systems and equipment. The group develops premium products: cylinder valves, pressure regulators, equipment, and fittings for the most demanding applications.

Thanks to a strong culture of innovation, responsive R&D, and more than 100 patents, the company now supports international projects in a variety of sectors, including aerospace, healthcare, atomic research, and IT. With 15 logistics centers, 30 service centers, and a presence in 65 countries, Rotarex is a recognized partner for designers, installers, and users of gas systems.

Ceodeux Servitec Automatec: a department dedicated to testing and assembly machines

Within the Rotarex Group, Ceodeux Servitec Automatec designs and assembles technical equipment for the group’s subsidiaries in the Czech Republic, Korea, China, and France.

As C. Thomas explains: “We design test benches as well as pre-assembly and assembly tables. We integrate various types of equipment such as robots, electric axes, helium particle detectors, screwdrivers, pneumatic and electric presses, etc.”

The department has 15 employees, including technicians, designers, automation engineers, and engineers, to meet the requirements of the group’s special machine projects.

SchemELECT in a special-purpose machine context

Ceodeux Servitec Automatec uses SchemELECT to create electrical diagrams for its equipment. The tool fits naturally into their business, which involves integrating complex components such as robots, motorized axes, and measuring units.

The production of structured and reliable diagrams is essential for the manufacture and assembly of this equipment. SchemELECT is now one of the solutions used by the department to support their electrical designs.

FTZ service praised for its quality

Beyond the use of the software, C. Thomas’ feedback highlights an essential aspect: the quality of FTZ support.

He explains that they are “very satisfied with the online service, which is always friendly and efficient, regardless of who you speak to.” This testimony confirms the importance of available, responsive, and consistent support in an industrial environment where projects follow one after another and contacts can vary.

Conclusion

The return of Ceodeux Servitec Automatec (Rotarex group) illustrates how SchemELECT can be integrated into a demanding special-purpose machine environment, where electrical design must support complex and varied equipment. The department highlights two key points: the daily use of the software in their projects and the quality of FTZ’s service, recognized for its efficiency and consistency.

This feedback confirms SchemELECT’s position as a reliable tool for industrial teams operating in a demanding international and technical environment.

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Jean Graniou relies on FTZ software for studies of the Nice Police Headquarters

Axel Freistroffer — Mon, 24 Nov 2025 09:05:06 +0000

The future Nice Police Headquarters is a huge project that will bring together 2,000 national and municipal police officers in a 50,000 m² building with nine floors. The site will also house the National Police Information and Command Centre and the Nice Urban Hypervision and Command Centre, a first in France. Located in the heart of the city, on the site of the former Saint-Roch hospital, the project includes the seismic retrofitting of the central building, the construction of new buildings, interior work and four years of maintenance. Work began in March 2023, with delivery scheduled for June 2026. All electrical studies are part of a fully BIM-based approach.

Lot assigned to Jean Graniou: scope and key data

Jean Graniou, a subsidiary of VINCI Energies, is responsible for the CFO, VDI, GTB, security, SSI, public address and lightning protection systems. The electrical scope includes numerous components: two 20 kV sources via two delivery substations, two generators, four low-voltage switchboards, around 140 distribution boards and some 26,000 terminals. The CFO/CFA studies are integrated into the project’s digital model. This volume requires rigorous organisation, sustained production of diagrams and consistent graphics throughout the programme.

An XXL pilot project for SchemELECT software

This project serves as a large-scale pilot for the SchemELECT software on a major tertiary project. B. Philippe, a member of Jean Graniou‘s design office, sums it up:

“This was our first truly 100% BIM project with Revit. Before, we mainly worked with AutoCADTM. The arrival of SchemELECT (for diagrams) and LISETM (for calculations) has profoundly changed the way we design diagrams.” The pilot nature of the project revealed specific tooling and methodology requirements, while validating the ability of the SchemELECT/LISE ecosystem to support an industrial pace on a programme of this size.

Data chaining and schema generation

The teams estimate that 70% of the diagrams were produced automatically via the close link between LISETM and SchemELECT.

‘We saw the difference right from the first few weeks,’ says B. Philippe. ‘With SchemELECT, we’ve clearly gained in speed and consistency. It’s a professional tool that’s much more structured than a traditional AutoCADTM environment.’ SchemELECT is therefore a true CAD software for electrical schematics, integrating into the project’s BIM workflow.

Initial configuration: a prerequisite for success

Jean Graniou states that configuring the SchemELECT software before using the automation systems ensures consistency across the various diagrams (TGGE, multiple TGBTs, TGHQ, TGS, etc.). This methodology is already being leveraged in new projects.

Constant and responsive FTZ support

Jean Graniou highlights the responsiveness of the FTZ teams.

‘FTZ support was very attentive and responsive,’ emphasises B. Philippe. ‘Whenever we needed clarification on any point, we received a quick response. That really helped us move forward.’
Some requirements called for changes. FTZ and BBS worked together to produce solutions tailored to the context of the project, with tight deadlines and coordination between teams.

Gains, learning and maturity

The project required adaptation to new software tools, but the teams are seeing clear gains.

‘We had a bit of an adjustment period at the beginning, but that’s normal for a project of this size,’ notes B. Philippe. “Today, we know we can rely on SchemELECT and LISE for our future projects. ” Graniou considers this experience to be an asset: it consolidates best practices, establishes the configuration framework and highlights areas for improvement for future projects.

Towards new projects with FTZ

Jean Graniou‘s technical management team has confirmed its continued partnership with SchemELECT + LISE for future projects. Feedback from the Hôtel des Polices confirms the relevance of this tool-method combination in a large tertiary context for projects with or without BIM.

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IP France accelerates its electrical design with FTZ

Axel Freistroffer — Tue, 28 Oct 2025 08:40:37 +0000

IP France designs, sells and installs electromechanical equipment for the water cycle. The team covers drinking water and sanitation, from collection to distribution. Projects include pumping and wastewater treatment. The company manages demanding projects with sustained work rates. This reality requires reliable methods and unified tools.

Why IP France has internalised its cabling operations and chosen the FTZ suite

IP France initially outsourced the wiring of its cabinets. Recently, the company has brought manufacturing in-house to gain flexibility and responsiveness. This decision requires precision and strict organisation. The team sought a high-performance software suite to meet these requirements.

‘The FTZ software suite is now our exclusive tool for manufacturing our control cabinets,’ says Adrien G. This choice avoids fragmentation and enhances quality. The team then capitalises on a single, scalable platform from the design office to the wiring workshop.

The decisive advantages of SchemELECT and FTZ-Panel 3D at IP France

To speed up preparation, IP France uses libraries and predefined assemblies on SchemELECT. The software then automatically generates summaries, terminal blocks, cables and equipment lists. In addition, PLC information is automatically integrated into the file, eliminating the need for re-entry. FTZ-Panel 3D then precisely dimensions the cabinets and integrates cable trays, rails, plates and components from the diagram. Finally, the drilling plans provide clear guidance for the workshop.

‘We think about the schematic first. However, it is the automatic calculations at the end of the file that are the most valuable,’ emphasises Adrien G. These functions structure the end of the project. In this way, the team ensures reliable execution and eliminates costly oversights. Finally, the parts list outputs facilitate purchasing.

IP France measures concrete gains in quality, costs and lead times

IP France gains flexibility in project management. Automation reduces repetitive tasks. The team reduces design time without sacrificing quality. ‘We decided to make maximum use of FTZ software capabilities, even if this involved significant initial development,’ says Adrien G. This strategy consolidates recurring and tangible gains.

Material lists enable expenditure to be controlled. In addition, 3D implementation automatically qualifies space requirements and reserves. Drilling plans supplement workshop information and document traceability speeds up approvals. The benefits therefore cover quality, costs and deadlines.

A responsive FTZ service supporting IP France's growth

IP France appreciates the hands-on support it receives. ‘This is undoubtedly one of FTZ’s major strengths,’ says Adrien G. ‘The service is that of a small, people-oriented company that is very accessible, a far cry from the more expensive and less responsive ticket management systems found elsewhere.’ The team therefore receives quick and useful responses.

Training and the hotline reinforce the teams’ autonomy. Discussions foster shared standards. As a result, the dissemination of best practices is progressing steadily. This gives the organisation greater peace of mind.

IP France streamlines collaboration between design, purchasing, production and commissioning

IP France coordinates projects involving construction, automation and installation. Exported documents create a common language between teams. Adjustments are quickly made to reflect constraints in the field. ‘Importing external information into diagrams via CSV files is also invaluable,’ says Adrien G. This flexibility aligns design, purchasing and production around reliable data.

Material lists support accurate and reproducible costing. The design office and workshop then follow the same reference system, making decisions simpler and faster. Finally, the preparation of files gains in lasting quality, and management benefits from clear information.

IP France expands its standards and strengthens its workshop

IP France is currently expanding its workshop. The FTZ suite is already proving beneficial for large-scale workshops. ‘Mastering the FTZ software suite was an essential prerequisite for the global launch of our cabling workshop,’ confirms Adrien G. This approach demonstrates the soundness of the choice and the consistency of the trajectory.

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ARITECH expands its offering with BIM

Axel Freistroffer — Mon, 22 Sep 2025 14:46:17 +0000

ARITECH ENGINEERING is an engineering firm renowned for its expertise in electrical engineering. The company works on a wide range of projects, from commercial to industrial. It is developing its skills to meet new market expectations. In recent years, there has been a sharp increase in demand for BIM-integrated projects. To meet this demand, ARITECH has chosen to integrate innovative digital solutions. It is in this context that the company has adopted FTZ-BIM and SchemBAT, two software programmes designed to accelerate the transition to BIM.

A first large-scale BIM project

The Écocampus ‘La Pauliane’ project in Aix-en-Provence marked a decisive step for ARITECH. Thomas S. from the Design Office explains that it was their ‘first major BIM project’. He also points out that ‘the client allowed an Open BIM process in IFC format’. These constraints required a profound transformation of working methods. It was no longer enough to simply produce construction plans; the model had to be completed with data from the electrical package. The implementation of FTZ-BIM interfaced with SchemBAT made it possible to overcome this hurdle without disrupting the methods already in place.

FTZ support and training

From the outset, FTZ supported ARITECH in this strategic transition. Thomas S. emphasises that the team received ‘specialised training on FTZ-BIM and its link with SchemBAT’. This support enabled them to quickly get to grips with the tools and integrate the new practices. The support facilitated understanding of the constraints associated with BIM. It also provided a clear methodology for managing this first project. By choosing to train directly on FTZ-BIM and SchemBAT, ARITECH was able to save valuable time and reduce uncertainty.

The concrete contributions of SchemBAT and FTZ-BIM

The use of SchemBAT played a decisive role in the project. Thomas S. points out that ‘device outputs, panels, cable trays and reservations are transferred directly from SchemBAT to the model.’ He also emphasises that this is done ‘without re-entry’. This automation saved a considerable amount of time in creating and modifying plans. It increased data reliability and simplified coordination between stakeholders. Thanks to its native connection with FTZ-BIM, SchemBAT enabled seamless integration into the model. Another key factor was compliance with project standards. Thomas explains that ‘the information specified in SchemBAT symbols is transcribed directly into the model’. He adds that this is done ‘according to customer requirements’. This automatic compliance, made possible by the combination of SchemBAT and FTZ-BIM, facilitated validation and accelerated exchanges between ARITECH and the other parties involved.

Tangible results and sustainable momentum

The contribution of FTZ-BIM and SchemBAT software had an immediate effect. Thomas S. sums up the experience: ‘We saved time with a direct link between the execution plans and the model.’ This first project demonstrated the value of successful integration. It proved that a BIM project could be carried out effectively from the very first attempt. It also strengthened ARITECH’s confidence in its ability to manage complex projects. Today, the trend is continuing. Thomas observes that ‘there are more and more BIM projects.’ This development confirms the importance of choosing our solutions to support this evolution.

Conclusion: a formative experience with FTZ

With the Écocampus in Aix-en-Provence, ARITECH has taken a major step forward. The project has enabled new methods to be tested and their benefits measured on large-scale projects. Thanks to FTZ-BIM and SchemBAT, the company has become more efficient and reliable. As Thomas S. points out, experience has shown that it is possible to ‘move from a traditional project to a BIM project without disrupting everything’. This testimony illustrates how targeted support and adapted software can turn a constraint into an opportunity. With FTZ as its partner, ARITECH is now tackling new BIM projects with a proven methodology.

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Actemium Maintenance Paris boosts efficiency with SchemELECT

Axel Freistroffer — Wed, 06 Aug 2025 06:33:14 +0000

Actemium Maintenance Paris (a Vinci Group company) stands out as a key player in the industrial maintenance sector. For several years, the company has expanded its services by creating a specialized unit focused on custom technical projects. In pursuit of greater performance, it chose the SchemELECT software to optimize its electrical and automation projects. With this tool, teams save time, reduce errors, and collaborate more smoothly.

A Versatile Company at the Heart of Industry

Based in Paris, Actemium Maintenance Paris primarily focuses on industrial maintenance. However, its scope goes far beyond that. The company has developed a dedicated unit to meet its clients’ technical needs. “We carry out machine retrofits, custom electrical schematics, and even build tailor-made machines, piping systems, or metal structures,” explains Aurélien C. from Actemium.

This ability to offer complete, customized solutions puts the company on a path of innovation and growth. To support this momentum, choosing a reliable and high-performance tool was essential.

A Clear and Strategic Software Transition

Before implementing SchemELECT, the company used a competing software. The switch wasn’t due to a technical issue, but rather a strategic decision to improve efficiency and performance. “Our management team welcomed this change with enthusiasm. We wanted a more intuitive, flexible tool that truly matched our needs,” shares Aurélien C.

Seamless Integration into Daily Projects

One of SchemELECT’s greatest strengths is its ease of use. The team had no trouble integrating it into existing workflows. “The software is very user-friendly and fits perfectly into our day-to-day operations,” says Aurélien C. This simplicity allows teams to focus on their expertise without being held back by technical limitations.

Powerful Features That Deliver Accurate Results

Among all the features available, some have become essential. One standout is the ability to create symbols directly within project folders. According to Aurélien C., this feature is a game-changer: “It allows us to respond much faster. We can work directly based on each client’s specific needs.”

The precision of automated terminal blocks, the quality of the part lists, and the generated wiring files help streamline the entire process. Every team member benefits from increased clarity and consistency.

Human and Accessible Support

Training provided by FTZ was a clear advantage for Actemium. “The trainers were attentive and answered all our questions. Everything was smooth, and we progressed quickly,” says Aurélien C. He also highlights the responsiveness of the hotline: “The technical support is always available. It’s a real comfort to know they’re there when we need them.”

Immediate Project Benefits

Since adopting SchemELECT, the company has seen quick and measurable results. Teams save time on technical tasks and significantly reduce error rates. “The software immediately points out what’s wrong. That’s a real plus for quality control,” notes Aurélien C.

A concrete example? The creation of automation diagrams. “This process is now much faster. Likewise, cabinet layouts and terminal block configurations have become highly intuitive.”

Improved Coordination Between Departments

The software supports more than just the design office. It also strengthens communication between purchasing, production, and commissioning teams. “The files we generate help everyone know exactly what needs to be done. Everything is clearly identified,” explains Aurélien C. This cross-functional clarity boosts overall productivity and prevents miscommunication.

A Trusted Partnership with FTZ

One of the most valuable aspects of the experience is the reliable support from FTZ. The company remains available, responsive, and attentive. “They’re always there. The hotline is quick to respond and technically sharp, even with complex questions,” says Aurélien C. This level of trust provides a solid foundation for daily operations.

Conclusion

With SchemELECT, Actemium Maintenance Paris takes a major step forward in digitalizing its industrial projects. The software adapts perfectly to field requirements. It brings speed, precision, and true cross-department fluidity. Thanks to FTZ’s support, the transition was smooth and efficient. For Aurélien C., the conclusion is clear: “SchemELECT helps us improve quality, save time, and work with peace of mind.”

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FTZ to exhibit at SINDEX 2025

Axel Freistroffer — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 12:42:49 +0000

The SINDEX trade fair will be held in Berne from 2 to 4 September 2025. FTZ will welcome you in hall 2.2, stand F32.

At this event, FTZ will present its software solutions: SchemELECT, FTZ-Panel3D and SchemPID. These tools optimise your electrical engineering projects, 3D cabinets and processes.

SINDEX: the leading event for Swiss industry

SINDEX is Switzerland’s leading trade fair for industrial technologies. It brings together innovations in automation, digitisation and intelligent production.

Each edition highlights the trends and solutions for tomorrow’s industry. Visitors benefit from a comprehensive overview of the technological ecosystem.

SchemELECT: electrical diagram software

SchemELECT is a complete electrical CAD software package. It allows you to quickly create clear, standardised diagrams.

By using SchemELECT, you reduce errors and save time. What’s more, it integrates easily into your existing processes

FTZ-Panel3D: 3D electrical cabinets

With FTZ-Panel3D, you can move from electrical design to precise 3D modelling. You can visualise your technical cabinets in a realistic environment.

This helps you avoid mechanical conflicts and carry out internal and external cabling. It also improves the overall quality of your installations.

SchemPID: The solution for your industrial processes

SchemPID lets you design, document and monitor your process and instrumentation installations. Thanks to an intuitive interface, you can quickly create P&ID diagrams and derive lists and bills of materials.

So you can guarantee regulatory compliance and improve communication between your teams.

Join FTZ at SINDEX 2025

SINDEX is the perfect opportunity to discover these innovative solutions. Our team will welcome you on stand F32.

You can evaluate the software and talk to our experts.

In conclusion, don’t miss this strategic meeting. Come and meet FTZ at the SINDEX trade fair in Berne from 2 to 4 September 2025.

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MERIS uses SchemELECT to structure its electrical design

Axel Freistroffer — Wed, 04 Jun 2025 07:16:06 +0000

MERIS structure sa conception électrique grâce à SchemELECT

In the field of electrical design applied to the production of industrial equipment, the reliability of CAD tools is essential. Mr Maerten, head of the electrical department at the MERIS group, shares his experience with SchemELECT.

What are the specific electrical requirements for the manufacture of industrial silos and dryers ?

The MERIS Group designs and manufactures agricultural silos and industrial dryers for demanding environments. Behind every machine we deliver lies the meticulous electrical design work that is essential for the equipment to work properly. The production of control cabinets, distribution boxes and all the internal electrical networks requires a high level of precision.

‘Each project we handle has its own technical constraints, whether in terms of the installation’s environment, automation or safety,’ explains Mr Maerten. ‘This means that we have to be extremely meticulous when drawing up the electrical diagrams, because the slightest error can have consequences in production or in the field.

On a day-to-day basis, the electrical department plays a central role in the technical development of the equipment. It is involved at various stages in the process, from the design of diagrams to the definition of cabling and automation solutions. Its work ensures the electrical coherence of each machine and guarantees that the cabinets and control boxes meet the functional, regulatory and operational requirements of the project.
In this context, having a high-performance electrical CAD tool has become an imperative to meet the quality, deadline and customisation requirements specific to each project.

Why was it necessary to replace the old electrical design tool ?

Avant l’arrivée de SchemELECT, l’équipe utilisait un logiciel de conception qui ne répondait plus aux exigences croissantes de leurs projets. « L’outil que nous utilisions auparavant était vieillissant, limité en fonctionnalités et peu adapté à la complexité de nos équipements », constate M. Maerten. Ces contraintes freinaient la productivité du service électricité et ne permettaient pas de suivre l’évolution des besoins du groupe MERIS, notamment pour les machines à forte valeur ajoutée.

How did SchemELECT come to be the right solution for MERIS ?

The transition to SchemELECT was a natural one, encouraged by the recommendations of ITS Process, which was already using the software within the MERIS group. This positive feedback meant that the changeover could be made with confidence, with the certainty that the solution would meet the concrete needs of the electricity department.

Designed to meet the realities of industrial plant manufacturing, SchemELECT integrates easily into the electrical design process. From our company Its rapid learning curve and project-oriented approach make it perfectly suited to the production of complex machines, such as the silos and dryers developed by MERIS.

‘The software is very accessible. Its ergonomics are intuitive, and above all, the functionalities are advanced. It perfectly meets MERIS‘ requirements for the development of our machines,’ stresses Mr Maerten.

Beyond the functional aspect, the software offers a structured working environment that facilitates the rigour required at each stage of the design process. It is now a key solution in the day-to-day organisation of the electrical engineering department, in line with the quality standards expected by the Group.

What concrete benefits does the electricity department derive from using SchemELECT ?

With SchemELECT, the electrical team now has a structured, high-performance working environment for managing the entire design process for electrical cabinets and enclosures for silos and dryers. The software makes it possible to centralise the information for each project and ensure continuity in the design, from the first plan to the final documentation.
This organisation helps to ensure the reliability of deliverables and limit the risk of errors or inconsistencies.

The automation of certain repetitive tasks, such as placing symbols or generating terminal strips, represents a real time-saver for the teams. This allows technicians to concentrate on the more complex and specific aspects of projects, while meeting the often tight production deadlines.

To sum up, the adoption of SchemELECT has made the electrical design process more professional, with measurable gains in terms of quality, responsiveness and fluidity of production.

What difference does FTZ's technical support make to the use of the software ?

In addition to the software’s functionality, another factor quickly proved to be decisive for the electricity department: the quality of the support offered by FTZ. In an industrial environment where deadlines are often tight and technical projects complex, being able to count on responsive and competent support represents real added value on a daily basis.

‘FTZ support is a real strength. If there’s a problem, we get quick feedback and clear answers,’ stresses Mr Maerten. This availability means that the team never gets stuck when faced with a problem or a technical query. The gain in serenity and work continuity is significant, particularly during the critical phases of production start-up or last-minute modifications.

This support, often underestimated when choosing software, makes all the difference here. Not only does it help users to get to grips with the tool, it also ensures smooth, long-term deployment within the company. For MERIS, it’s a guarantee of stability and reliability in a field where precision and responsiveness are essential.

Conclusion

By replacing an obsolete tool with a modern, flexible solution supported by a responsive team, the MERIS electrical department has gained in efficiency and rigour. SchemELECT is now an indispensable tool for designing, documenting and optimising complex electrical equipment in the industrial sector.

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Qualiopi certified: why is FTZ training a guarantee of quality and performance?

Axel Freistroffer — Fri, 23 May 2025 09:08:17 +0000

Qualiopi certified: why is FTZ training a guarantee of quality and performance ?

In a constantly evolving technical environment, where project requirements are ever more demanding, mastery of electrical CAD tools is becoming a strategic skill for design offices, installers and engineering departments.

But learning how to use industry-specific software is not something that can be improvised. Training must be clear, effective, tailored to technical profiles and deliver a real return on operational investment.

With this in mind, FTZ has opted for a demanding approach : obtaining Qualiopi certification for all its training courses.

What is Qualiopi, and why is it important ?

Qualiopi certification is now compulsory for any training organisation wishing to offer services funded by the OPCO, CPF or Pôle Emploi. But above all, it is a quality label, based on precise criteria.

It is based on 7 major criteria and 32 indicators, covering in particular :

Upstream analysis of trainee needs
Consistency of teaching objectives
Qualification of trainers
Assessment of learning and results
Continuous improvement of content
Measured learner satisfaction

In short, Qualiopi is a guarantee of professionalism, adaptability and reliability. It certifies that training is not limited to the transfer of skills, but is based on quality, progress and results.

FTZ : a certified organisation, expert in business training

For more than 40 years, FTZ has been developing specialised electrical CAD software and helping its customers to improve the skills of their teams.

FTZ is now Qualiopi certified for all its training courses on :

SchemELECT : for designing industrial electrical diagrams
SchemBAT : for electrical installations in buildings
FTZ-Panel 3D : for 3D modelling of electrical cabinets
SchemPID : for piping and instrumentation diagrams
FTZ-BIM : for structuring and integrating digital mock-ups

Each course is designed by experts in the field, who understand the real constraints faced by design offices, engineering departments, machine manufacturers’ installers and new works and maintenance departments. FTZ adapts its courses to the skill levels and objectives of each customer.

Measured, concrete results

FTZ training courses are not evaluated arbitrarily. They are systematically measured, with precise hot and cold indicators.

Here are the figures for the last 12 months :

95% overall satisfaction rate
100% recommendation rate
98% success rate
More than 180 people trained

These are solid indicators, reflecting a high level of teaching quality and a direct impact on trainees’ ability to produce better, faster and more reliably.

A tailor-made approach, adapted to each business

At FTZ, we don’t believe in standardised training.
A person in a design office, a secondary school teacher or a BIM manager do not have the same expectations. That’s why :

Content is tailored to your actual objectives
Training can be delivered face-to-face or remotely
Post-training support is available (project management, method audit, etc.)
Exercises are based on your own files, to ensure direct application

The aim of each session is to make trainees autonomous not only in terms of the tools they use, but also in terms of the associated business logic.

What FTZ training changes in concrete terms

Once trained with FTZ, your teams will be able to :

Reduce electrical design errors
Automate repetitive tasks and save time
Produce files that are structured, complete and usable by the various departments
Anticipate site constraints right from the design phase

This is not training to ‘use software’. It’s about producing better, collaborating better and delivering with greater peace of mind.

Conclusion

Training is often seen as a burden, non-productive time or a formality. At FTZ, we think the exact opposite.

It’s a performance driver.
It’s what transforms a software tool into a business tool.
It’s what takes a team from ‘functional’ to ‘efficient’.

And with Qualiopi certification, we can guarantee you a rigorous, financed, results-oriented approach.

To find out more, see our full range of training courses here : TRAINING

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FTZ at BIM World 2025

Axel Freistroffer — Thu, 13 Mar 2025 15:26:54 +0000

FTZ at BIM World 2025: at the heart of collaborative BIM

On 2 and 3 April 2025, FTZ will be exhibiting at BIM World Paris stand E38, the leading exhibition dedicated to digital innovation in construction, development and infrastructure. A must-attend event for all those involved in the digital transformation of the construction sector.

Electrical BIM: our speciality

For over 30 years, FTZ has been developing electrical CAD software designed to meet the growing demands of BIM projects. At this exhibition, we will be showcasing our tools designed to integrate wiring data into digital mock-ups with precision, fluidity and interoperability.

What you can discover on our stand :

FTZ-BIM : our solution for integrating electrical equipment into BIM (IFC) models or REVITTM add-ons.
SchemBAT : for the complete design of electrical installations in commercial buildings and the automated generation of BIM data
SchemELECT : for power and control diagrams in industrial environments connected to BIM
FTZ-Panel 3D : for the accurate and optimised representation of electrical cabinets

BIM World, a strategic event for FTZ

By taking part in BIM World 2025, FTZ is confirming its commitment to the digital transition of the building industry and to the development of CAD tools compatible with collaborative environments.

This exhibition is an opportunity for us to :

Present our latest innovations in cabling and BIM
Exchange ideas with architects, BETs, clients and BIM platform publishers
Demonstrate how our software facilitates the management of high and low voltage electrical data as part of an overall BIM process

Visit FTZ at Paris Expo - Porte de Versailles stand E38

2 & 3 April 2025

Come and meet our teams, see demonstrations and discuss the challenges of electrical BIM.

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