Course description
The "How To Analytically Troubleshoot Complex Electrical Systems with Deductive Reasoning" program offers a comprehensive and intensive five-day training designed specifically for electrical troubleshooters. This program focuses on significantly improving troubleshooting processes and minimizing downtime costs through the application of Canada Training Group's proprietary Analytical Electrical Troubleshooting™ methodology. By spending 90% of the course time on hands-on troubleshooting of realistic faults with both hardwired and software simulators, participants are guaranteed to enhance their troubleshooting skills under the guidance of a Master Troubleshooter.
Course Benefits:
- Enhanced Troubleshooting Skills: Through the application of analytical and deductive reasoning skills, participants can expect to see improvements in troubleshooting effectiveness—up to 25% for experienced troubleshooters and 200-300% for others.
- Increased Job Satisfaction and Productivity: As troubleshooters become more competent and confident in their abilities, they experience greater job satisfaction, which naturally leads to increased productivity and a desire to tackle more complex challenges.
- Substantial Downtime Reduction: The skills and methodologies learned in this course have the potential to save organizations hundreds of thousands of dollars in downtime over the career of the successful participant.
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Who should attend?
- Electricians
- Instrumentation Mechanics
- Technicians
- Any professionals relied upon to quickly and accurately diagnose and fix electrical systems
This course is a must for any electrical professional looking to elevate their troubleshooting skills to the next level. It promises not just an immediate impact on downtime reduction but also long-term benefits in operational efficiency and personal career development.
Training content
- Analytical Troubleshooting Procedures: Developing a structured procedure for troubleshooting electrical circuits and systems using analytical thinking.
- System Analysis: Learning to systematically localize problems within an electrical system.
- Troubleshooting Approach Planning: Using empirical and inferred data to efficiently plan troubleshooting steps.
- Interpreting Data: Utilizing the results of troubleshooting tests to identify the root cause of problems.
- Specific Troubleshooting Scenarios: Including DC system problems, single-phase system problems, three-phase motor circuit problems, electrical control system problems, and unknown system problems.
Course delivery details
Key Course Components:
- Analytical and Deductive Reasoning Skills: Focusing on developing logical, structured approaches to troubleshooting that can be applied universally across various types of electrical and mechanical systems.
- Hands-on Simulators: Utilizing over $50,000 worth of electrical, electronic, and computer simulators to provide participants with realistic troubleshooting scenarios.
- Practical and Theoretical Knowledge: Combining in-depth theoretical knowledge with practical troubleshooting exercises to ensure a well-rounded understanding of complex electrical systems.
- Small Class Sizes: Maximizing the learning experience with small class sizes that allow for personalized instruction and feedback from the Master Troubleshooter.
Certification / Credits
Participants will leave the course with the ability to significantly reduce electrical equipment downtime through rigorous application of the proprietary troubleshooting process. This course not only aims to improve the troubleshooting skills of participants but also to enhance their overall analytical thinking processes, making them more valuable to their organizations.
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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...