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Troubleshooting Electrical Systems

Training course length is customizable based on your needs.

Course Overview

Logical approach to troubleshooting power systems: testing/evaluation, focused method (define, zone, prioritize, verify, isolate, restore), support requirements, diagram analysis, operational requirements, and case studies.

Testing & Evaluation

• Planning, Evaluation & Recording
• Observing Condition

Focused Approach

• Define the Problem
• Identify the Zone
• Prioritize Possible Failures
• Verify Inputs
• Isolation
• Return to System

Support Requirements

• System Familiarity
• Documentation
• Test Equipment

Diagram Analysis

• Devices / Symbols
• Sensing
• Diagram Types

Operational Requirements & Considerations

• Breaker
• Relay
• Switches
• ATS
• Synchronizers
• Transformers
• Control Power
• Interlocks
• Protective Devices
• Aux Relays
• Remote Controls
• Breaker Aux Contacts
• PLC I / O

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Section 1

Medium Voltage Switchgear Training

Section 1

Power Grounding & Quality

Section 1

Principles of Troubleshooting

Section 1

Transformer Theory, Operation, & Maintenance

Section 1

Troubleshooting Electrical Systems

Section 2

Control Circuits Troubleshooting Simulator Lab

Section 2

Industrial Controls Simulator Lab

Section 2

Motor Circuits Troubleshooting Simulator Lab

Section 3

CPR & First Aid Training

Section 3

Confined Space Hazard Recognition and Safe Entry Procedure

Section 3

Fall Protection

Section 3

Hazmat Training & MSDS/SDS Conversion

Section 3

Lockout Tagout Training

Section 3

NFPA 70E-Electrical Safety & Arc Flash

Section 3

OSHA 10 Hour

Section 3

OSHA 30 Hour

Section 3

OSHA 501

Section 3

OSHA 511

Section 3

OSHA Defensive Response Compliance Training for Operators

Section 3

Post-Arc Flash Analysis Safety Training

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