Electrical worker inexperience and poor electrical maintenance planning will inevitably result in costly equipment failure, downtime and productivity losses, not to speak of the risk of electrical safety accidents, injury and death. Medium and High Voltage Electrical Maintenance and Testing of electric power systems is essential to the safe operation of any electrical system, regardless of its size, type or industry. This course also deals with safety considerations involved in electrical maintenance procedures for all the components of any electrical system.

Content

Electrical Safety and Arc Flash Awareness

• Define the Flash Protection boundary
• Define the Shock Protection Boundaries
• Define the Electric Safety Protection
• List the steps to install and remove temporary protective grounding equipment
• Explain what an arc flash is
• Identify when an arc flash hazard exists

Breakers and Switchgear

• Various types of power switchgear
• Difference between Switches and Breakers
• Operation of switchgear
• HV switchgear tests
• Switchgear maintenance and schedule
• Switchgear safety procedures

 Circuit Breaker Maintenance

• Various types of circuit breakers
• Safety procedures critical to circuit breakers
• Operation of electrically operated circuit breaker controls
• Operation of circuit breaker mechanisms

Protective Relays

• Principles and operation of protective devices.
• Power system disturbances
• Protective functions of various relays
• Relay settings and understanding probable problems

Power System Co-Ordination

• Principles of co-ordination of protective devices.
• Process of power system co-ordination
• Interpreting time/current curves
• Videos on Coordination studies

Emergency Power System Testing

• Operation of various high voltage emergency power systems.
• Various types of emergency systems: batteries, transfers, ties, temporary etc.
• Test procedures for operation of these systems
• Maintenance and schedule for emergency systems
• Critical safety procedures

For Whom: Electrical Engineers, Electrical Maintenance Personnel, Plant Electricians, Electrical Contractors, Power Specialists, Maintenance Managers, Consultants And Technologists Responsible For The Design, Construction, Installation, Inspection, Operation, Or Maintenance Of Electrical Systems, Electrical Technicians, Inspectors, Safety Personnel And Other Employees Responsible For The Operation And Maintenance Of Electrical Systems In A Commercial, Industrial, Institutional Or Utility Setting.