Electrical Engineering
Advanced High Voltage System Maintenance and Inspection
Duration:
5 days
Per Delegate:
£1,405.00
60%
Practical Content
40%
Theoretical Content
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Gain an advanced knowledge of the maintenance, repair and subsequent testing of HV/LV switchgear.
- Demonstrate an advanced understanding of preventative maintenance.
- Understanding of the requirements for working safely on HV/LV equipment within an HV/LV area.
Course Content
- Safety Regulations Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974
- The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
- HSE High Voltage publications
- Electric shock, first aid
- Permit to Work, risk assessment
- Predictive maintenance, method statements
- Isolation Certificate
- Case studies/videos
- Practical exercises
- Polarisation Index of transformers, & HV motors
- Ductor testing and torqueing up of Switchboard Bus Bars
- Routine maintenance of HV circuit breaker
- Application of CME & Busbar earths
- Check settings of all HV switchboard protection relays
Assessment
Delegates will undertake a multiple-choice examination paper to demonstrate they have achieved the key learning outcomes detailed above.
PPE Requirements
Safety footwear, coveralls, safety glasses and gloves.
Further Information
This is a classroom based course with practical training exercises underpinning knowledge gained.
60%
Practical Content
40%
Theoretical Content
Target Audience
Experienced personnel who are ultimately responsible for the safe working of High Voltage Equipment, and for Senior Authorised Electrical Persons (SAEPs). Authorised Persons (APs) who carry out the routine maintenance, inspection, periodic testing of HV Switchboards and associated breakers, transformers, generators, motors and electrical protection.
Certification
City & Guilds 9841 Certificate.
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