Course Catalogue.

After participating in this course, you will be able to:

• Plan, control, and execute the commissioning of electrical systems efficiently.
• Analyze performance specifications and verify them using cost-effective methods.
• Identify appropriate field tests for electrical distribution systems, generators, motors, transformers, switchgear, and cables.
• Determine the best maintenance approach for electric power distribution systems, whether corrective, preventive, or predictive.
• Conduct AC and DC testing of electrical equipment and oversee the handover, acceptance, and transition to operations.

Description
Effective planning, commissioning, and maintenance are fundamental to ensuring the performance and reliability of electrical systems. This course provides insights into commissioning electrical systems of all sizes and highlights the importance of meticulous preparation from the initial engineering phase to the start-up phase. Participants will gain an understanding of how to manage key components like transformers, switchgear, and cables during commissioning and field testing.

In addition, the course covers essential safety protocols related to the testing and maintenance of electrical components. Key systems such as motors, generators, UPS, and battery systems are discussed in detail, ensuring participants can navigate the complexities of field testing and operational requirements. You will also learn how to handle insulating materials like oils, fluids, and gases and interpret test results for effective troubleshooting and system optimization.

By the end of this course, you will be equipped to manage maintenance strategies, improve system performance through testing techniques, and handle the complete transition from testing to ongoing operations. Real-world case studies on commissioning will reinforce learning outcomes and provide practical insights.

Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for professionals involved in designing, testing, commissioning, and maintaining electrical systems. Electrical, design, and project engineers will benefit from practical insights into commissioning, testing, and maintenance strategies that ensure project execution and system reliability. Commissioning and testing engineers, consulting engineers, and electrical technologists will find value in the course’s focus on safety protocols and field testing for key components like motors, transformers, and switchgear.

Project managers, plant managers, and operating and maintenance personnel responsible for electrical system reliability will gain essential skills in preventive and predictive maintenance techniques. Those in industries such as manufacturing, utilities, and power generation who manage electrical distribution systems or testing equipment will also benefit from applying the best practices and commissioning techniques covered in this course.

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