Six Sigma |
Project Management (PMP®) |
ITIL® |
Quality Assurance (QA) |
After participating in this course you will be able to:
• Understand and apply electrical code requirements
• Design electrical systems in compliance with the code
• Broaden your knowledge of electrical equipment, wire and cable applications
• Relate electrical code to grounding and bonding requirements
• Determine the code requirements for motor applications, substations, and high voltage lines
• Electric power & circuit fundamentals
• Power quality
• Major electrical equipment
• Electrical power generation
• Load characteristics & conductor sizing
• Fault calculation & protection system
• Standards & codes
• Design procedures
• Motor branch circuit design
• Feeder circuit design
This course focuses on basic electrical design concepts that will meet the demands of industrial and commercial design, construction, and maintenance. In addition to familiarizing participants with basic electrical circuits and circuit parameters, the course provides a general understanding of the methods used to design low voltage power distribution systems (600 volts or less).
The course will emphasize Canadian Electrical Code while introducing the basics of electrical generation, transmission and distribution, design philosophy and procedures, construction materials, services, grounding, and power quality.
Non-Electrical Engineers • Project Engineers • Operations & Maintenance Engineers • Managers • Construction personnel • Plant & Facility Engineers • Inspectors & Municipal personnel • Electrical Contractors
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