Flagship programme
Multi-Rig Ops Intensive
A three-day Bangkok classroom course that trains small crypto mining farm crews to monitor shared floors and perform preventive maintenance without waiting for an outside technician on every alarm.
Who it is for
Operators and shift leads who already run roughly ten or more machines, share night duty, and need one common language for alerts, filters, and board handling. New keepers with a single unit usually start with Single-Rig Fundamentals first.
Result you work toward
By the close of day three your team leaves with a written night checklist, a parts log template tuned to your cooling type, and practised steps for acknowledging thermal and hashrate variance alerts before touching hardware.
Scope & inclusions
- Live bench time with hashboards, PSU labeling drills, and safe handling practice
- Monitoring tabletop scenarios using sample alert histories from compact Thai farms
- Airflow and thermal zone walk-throughs using classroom aisle mock-ups
- Optional immersion afternoon when the cohort requests it in advance
- Printed workbook and laminated checklist card for each learner
Excluded
- Sale or installation of mining machines
- Remote management software subscriptions
- Electrical licensing work or building permits
- Overnight lodging (we can suggest nearby hotels on request)
At a glance
Provider: Page Aspenway Farm Training instructors
Duration: Three consecutive days, 09:30–16:30 ICT
Location: Bangkok classroom near Rama IV; address confirmed with seat offer
Cohort size: Typically 8–12 learners
Preparation: Share rig count, cooling type, and monitoring stack when you register interest
Pricing basis: Per learner seat from ฿18,500 — see rates
Next step: Register interest or review open dates
How the three days unfold
Day one — Floor language
Shared vocabulary for shelves, PDUs, intake filters, and alert classes. Afternoon bench: cable strain, labeling, and when to stop before damaging a board.
Day two — Monitoring habits
Tabletop triage for thermal spikes and hashrate variance. Crews draft a night checklist and assign first responders so duplicate tickets stop stacking.
Day three — Maintenance rhythm
Filter schedules, parts logs, and a controlled hashboard swap drill. Optional immersion module for cohorts that requested it when booking.
Common questions
Can two people from the same farm attend together?
Yes — we encourage pairs so night and day shifts hear the same drills. Mention both names when you register interest.
Do you train on our monitoring software brand?
We teach habits that transfer across common farm monitors. Bring screenshots of your current alert screen so examples match what you see at home.
What if our floor uses immersion only?
Tell the desk when registering. We can emphasise tank room checks and schedule the optional immersion afternoon for your cohort.