Basic Electrical Maintenance

Course

In Liverpool

£ 1,250 + VAT

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    Liverpool

  • Duration

    10 Days

1.To complete the course content 2.To enable the trainee to gain sound knowledge of electrical systems used within a production environment 3.To enable the trainee, under supervision, to contribute to plant maintenance 4.To enable the company to contribute towards the trainee taking the first step on the ladder towards a recognised qualification at a later stage. Suitable for: The course is designed around the Maintenance Fitter who requires electrical knowledge to fulfil a multi-skilling role within his company.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Liverpool (Merseyside)
Dunnings Bridge Road, Bootle, L30 6XT

Start date

On request

About this course

The candidate does not require an electrical background, but it would be an obvious advantage.

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Course programme

The course is of ten day's duration, the first five days concentrating on Single Phase circuits, i.e. –

  • Several lighting circuits and socket circuits, taking into account the switching systems and the current rating of the cables involved
  • Testing for continuity and insulation of conductors using recognised test instruments
  • Connecting relays to operate in sequence by using standard interlocking techniques

The second half of the programme relates mainly to 3 Phase AC Induction Motors and the principal of operation, along with the methods of control. Also included is how to read circuit diagrams and the interface between Control and PLC units.

Requirements of the candidate

The course is designed around the Maintenance Fitter who requires electrical knowledge to fulfil a multi-skilling role within his company. The candidate does not require an electrical background, but it would be an obvious advantage.

Training Objectives

1. To complete the course content

2. To enable the trainee to gain sound knowledge of electrical systems used within a production environment

3. To enable the trainee, under supervision, to contribute to plant maintenance

4. To enable the company to contribute towards the trainee taking the first step on the ladder towards a recognised qualification at a later stage

Additional information

Students per class: 5
Contact person: Ray Cliffe

Basic Electrical Maintenance

£ 1,250 + VAT