Course description
The "Electrical Maintenance Management for Mechanical Supervisors" course is an indispensable five-day training program specifically tailored for mechanical supervisors responsible for overseeing the maintenance of low-voltage electrical systems and the management of electrical personnel. The course is designed to impart a comprehensive understanding of low-voltage electrical equipment operation and maintenance, with a strong focus on safety, maintenance and testing practices, and implementing cost-effective maintenance programs. The ultimate goal is to empower participants with the knowledge and skills needed to manage electrical personnel safely, effectively, and with credibility.
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Who should attend?
- Supervisors and Managers overseeing electrical maintenance groups
- Colleagues working alongside electrical maintenance teams
Training content
- Testing Electrical Circuits and Components: Introduction to using Digital Multimeters (DMMs) and ohmmeters for basic testing of electrical circuits and components, including voltage, current, power measurements, conductor testing, and insulation testing.
- Understanding Electrical Fundamentals: Relating fundamental electrical laws to the operation of DC and AC circuits, applying Ohm's Law and Watt's Law, and troubleshooting electrical circuits.
- Operating Electrical Systems: Evaluation of the construction and operation of electrical circuits, planning device installations, and inspecting circuit installations.
- Interpreting Electrical Diagrams: Skills development in reading, interpreting, and using various electrical diagrams for effective maintenance and troubleshooting.
- Identifying Electrical Problems and Hazards: Techniques for identifying system problems, maintenance issues, operating problems, electrical hazards, and system faults.
- Maintaining Protective Systems and Equipment: Managing the maintenance of protective systems, cables, switchgear, disconnects, transformers, instrument transformers, fuses, breakers, relays, starters, motors, VFDs, generators, and emergency systems.
- Implementing CSA Z462/NFPA 70E Standards: Applying the standards for electrical safety, understanding arc flash parameters, selecting appropriate PPE, and reducing arc flash energy.
Course delivery details
Key Benefits of the Course:
- Safety and Maintenance Practices: Participants will learn about the best practices for maintaining electrical systems, emphasizing safety and the implementation of effective maintenance and testing procedures to minimize risks and ensure operational efficiency.
- Hands-on Experience: The course includes practical sessions where participants can apply the concepts learned, enhancing their understanding of electrical systems operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
- Knowledge of Standards: The course covers essential standards such as CSA Z462 and NFPA 70E, providing participants with the knowledge to ensure compliance and apply the standards effectively in their maintenance programs.
Certification / Credits
This comprehensive course is essential for mechanical supervisors and managers involved in the maintenance of electrical systems, offering them the tools and knowledge to ensure the safety and efficiency of their operations. Through this training, participants will be well-equipped to fulfill their responsibilities, contribute to a safer workplace, and ensure compliance with relevant electrical safety standards.
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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...