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| Electrical Training Topics in this Seminar Include: |
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- Basic Electrical Theory
- DC Electrical Theory Ohms Law - Resistance, Voltage, Current
- Introduction
to AC
- AC versus
DC - Why are There Two Types of Electricity?
- 3-Phase
versus 1-Phase - How are they Different?
- Introduction
to 1-Phase & 3-Phase Transformer Theory
-
Measuring
& Identifying Proper Incoming Panel Voltages
- Introduction
to Basic Test Equipment
- Introduction to
Motor Control
- Reading Electrical
Drawings
- Introduction to
System Protection
- Fuses,
Circuit Breakers, Overload Relays
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| Course Description: |
This industrial electrical
training course is a hands-on basic electrical theory seminar
that
will provide the student with a thorough introduction to AC and
DC theory, electrical circuits, and drawings. Students will
gain
knowledge of electrical equipment construction, operation, and
application in industry. This seminar will be extremely helpful
to individuals
who are just beginning a career in electrical work, or who require
a basic knowledge of electrical principals and equipment to
better
their primary responsibilities.
This seminar is a
good review for plant electricians and is an excellent
choice for cross-training plant mechanics.
Important
note for supervisors:
This basic industrial electricity seminar is excellent in it's
present form, however, many of our customers have used this seminar
as a starting
point to developing
a full custom specific skill objective cross-training seminar.
After attending
this seminar supervisors can choose which topics to
add, emphasize, or omit which maximizes training
relevance, return on the training
dollar, and the highest possible level of skill
upgrade.
For example, it may
be advantageous and desirable to train and qualify mechanics
to reconnect a 3-phase motor thereby reducing the reliance
on electricians during a simple motor replacement. Mechanics
can be trained
on basic
3-phase motor and control theory including hands-on 3-phase
motor connecting, hands-on safe and proper digital multimeter
usage (for testing the presence of voltage), electrical safety
per OSHA mandates, choosing proper PPE, and how to put on PPE,
all
usually in a 5-day onsite seminar. Be sure to contact us
to discuss this concept before you buy your training anywhere
else.
To contact us just click here: Electrical
Training Contact Form
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| Standard Curriculum: |
| Basic DC circuit theory, Ohms Law,
voltage, current, resistance, electric power, series, parallel,
and series-parallel circuits. Introduction to AC circuit theory,
inductance, capacitance, and impedance. Single and three-phase AC
power. Introduction to basic test equipment. Introduction to electrical
equipment: transformers and motors. Introduction to system protection:
fuses, circuit breakers, and overload relays. Introduction to motor
control. Reading electrical drawings and schematics. Electrical
safety. |
| Who Should Attend: |
| Electricians, Plant Mechanics, Service
Technicians, Maintenance Supervisors, and Plant Engineers |
| Equipment Requirements: |
| A hand held calculator,
a multi-volt-ohmmeter (DMM), and safety glasses. |
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Drive Systems, Inc.
This seminar will be held in:
Houston * Chicago * Nashville * Atlanta * Oakland
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