Course description
The "Analytically Troubleshoot Complex Electrical Systems with Deductive Reasoning" course offered by the Canada Training Group is a meticulously designed program aimed at revolutionizing the troubleshooting skills of electrical professionals. Condensed from a 5-day workshop to an intensive 3-day masterclass, this program caters to a maximum of five participants, ensuring personalized instruction and direct interaction with the instructor and peers.
Rooted in over three decades of developmental refinement, this course presents the proprietary Analytical Electrical Troubleshooting™ methodology, a strategy not taught in conventional educational settings due to its complexity and the necessity for participants to have a foundational electrical background. This methodology has been embraced by thousands of electrical professionals worldwide, significantly enhancing their troubleshooting efficiency and drastically reducing downtime costs.
Participants will engage with challenging projects and systems designed to invoke critical thinking and apply logical, structured procedures to solve technical problems. This course not only aims to boost the troubleshooting capabilities of experienced electricians but also to instill fundamental processes in novices, promising substantial savings in downtime over their careers.
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Who should attend?
This course is ideal for electricians, instrumentation mechanics, technicians, and any worker responsible for diagnosing and fixing electrical systems swiftly and accurately.
Training content
The curriculum emphasizes analytical and critical thinking skills, combining convergent, divergent, inductive, and deductive reasoning to develop a comprehensive troubleshooting procedure.
Practical sessions include:
- preparing for troubleshooting,
- analyzing faulted systems,
- planning approaches,
- conducting non-redundant tests,
- interpreting data,
- and applying the learned skills to DC systems, single and three-phase circuits, electrical control systems, and unknown systems.
Certification / Credits
By the end of the training, participants will have mastered the proprietary troubleshooting process, significantly reducing electrical equipment downtime and enjoying a notable increase in job satisfaction and productivity. The overarching goal is to empower troubleshooters with a logical roadmap applicable to any problem, ensuring they can tackle unfamiliar systems with confidence and efficiency.
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Canada Training Group
Canada Training Group stands as a premier provider of industrial electrical safety and technical training. With over 40 years of expertise, we specialize in delivering comprehensive, results-oriented training programs designed to enhance safety, productivity, and efficiency across various industries. Our...