Electrical Maintenance Module 1

This course is for Mechanical Maintenance – Fitters / Technicians / Engineers / Supervisors who are required or wish to develop their electrical maintenance competencies.

Description

By the end of the programme participants will be able to:

  • Work safely on electrical equipment under supervision as appropriate to the training undertaken
  • Isolate electrical circuits and carry out basic electrical tasks in line with training received

The Programme Will Cover:

  • Electrical safety
  • Electrical symbols and drawings
  • Electricity at Work Regulations
  • Overview of 18th Edition Wiring Regulations [BS7671:2018]
  • Identification of electrical and electronic components
  • Use of electrical test equipment
  • Safe isolation – 'Permit to Work' system
  • Introduction to AC motors
  • Testing motor windings to identify any faults
  • Electrical techniques – use of cables, hand tools, terminations
  • Introduction to motor control circuits
  • Wire direct on-line circuit by following the schematic
  • Testing of DOL circuit to prove safe and functional
  • Introduction to fault finding techniques
  • 1ph/3ph AC generation / DC generation
  • Basic circuit properties, i.e. series and parallel, resistor circuits
  • OHM's Law

Prerequisites

None

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