OSHA Electrical Safety Training     

Three programs available to meet your specific needs.

One-Day Seminar       Cost $165.00 (Casper)

Synopsis - OSHA requires this training for all individuals exposed to the hazards of electrical equipment operating at 50 volts or more. Covers 29 CFR 1910.331 through 1910.335.

Who Should Attend - This is required training for Electricians and Welders. Other occupational categories which may also require training include: Supervisors, Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Electrical and Electronic Assemblers,  Electrical and Electronic Technicians, Industrial Machine Operators, Material Handling Equipment Operators, Mechanics and Repairers, Painters, Riggers and Roustabouts, Stationary Engineers.
 

Two-Day Seminar       Two-Day Cost $295.00 (Casper)

Synopsis - A continuation of the One-Day Program above for qualified persons who are actually engaged in electrical work. Covers 29 CFR 1910.301 - 1910.308 which details design safety standards for electric utilization systems.  The NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety Requirements for Employee Workplaces, is reviewed and the sections on Arc Blast and Flash Protection Boundaries along with Personal Protective Equipment and Hazard Risk Categories are covered in detail.

Who Should Attend - Electricians, Instrument & Electrical Technicians, Supervisors, and other qualified individuals who work with electrical systems operating at 50 volts or more.

One-Day High Voltage Seminar     Cost $165.00 (Casper)
(Cost is $150 when included with Medium Voltage Systems Seminar. $445 for individuals who wish to attend all three days.) 

Synopsis - 29 CFR 1910.269 covers the generation, transmission, and distribution installations of electric utilities, as well as equivalent installations of industrial establishments.  This one-day program addresses the more detailed and exacting safety requirements for qualified persons who work on medium and high voltage systems.

Who Should Attend - Linemen, Line-Clearance Tree-Trimming Employees, Electricians, Instrument & Electrical Technicians, Supervisors, and other qualified individuals who work with, or in proximity of, medium and high voltage equipment.  Attendees should have previously attended the above two-day program or an equivalent program.

For more information on these courses click here to see the complete course descriptions.
 

Electrical Fundamentals      Course Length - 4 ½ Days      Cost $925.00 (Casper)

Synopsis - This course is a comprehensive introduction to basic electrical theory and components. Students will gain a familiarity with electrical equipment construction and operation, and its application in industry.  Basic electrical theory is reinforced through many lab sessions. The program also includes electro-mechanical motor control theory and features one full day of hands-on motor control troubleshooting lab work.

Who Should Attend – Apprentice Electricians and Instrument Technicians, Multi-Skill Maintenance Personnel, Plant Equipment Operators, Field Service Technicians, Supervisors.

For more information on this course click here to see the complete course description.

Basic Motor Control       Course Length - 3 Days      Cost $845.00 (Casper)

Synopsis - This new course is a continuation of our Electrical Fundamentals Seminar.  The program is designed to provide attendees with additional hands-on troubleshooting of electromechanical motor control systems and includes an introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC's) and Variable Frequency Drives (VFD's).  Three days of intensive lab work.

Who Should Attend – Apprentice Electricians, Instrument Technicians, Multi-Skill Maintenance Personnel, Field Service Technicians, Supervisors.

For more information on this course click here to see the complete course description

Industrial Electrical Systems       Course Length – 3 Days      Cost $845.00 (Casper)

Synopsis – This is an advanced level electrical seminar designed for individuals with a good electrical background who are involved in full-time electrical maintenance. A detailed analysis of advanced electrical theory, equipment operation, equipment maintenance procedures, and preventive maintenance test methods will be undertaken. The procedure for collecting data for electrical system load studies is covered. The theory and operation of solid-state motor drives and motor protective devices is presented.  A considerable amount of “hands-on” lab work is featured.

Who Should Attend – Journeymen Electricians, Electrical Supervisors, Plant Engineers.

For more information on this course click here to see the complete course description.
 

Medium Voltage Systems      Course Length – 3 Days      Cost $845.00 (Casper)

Synopsis – This is an advanced level electrical course designed for individuals who are involved with  medium voltage ( 2.4 kV - 34.5 kV ) electrical distribution, substation, and utilization equipment found in industry. The program provides in-depth information on a wide range of medium voltage equipment. Electrical system protection is covered in detail including: fuse selection, protective relay applications for medium voltage motors and radial feeders, protective relay programming, and system coordination considerations. There is a strong emphasis on safety, electrical preventive maintenance testing, and preventive maintenance procedures that will reduce costly plant downtime.

Who Should Attend – Apprentice Electricians, Journeyman Electricians, Instrument & Electrical Technicians, Maintenance Engineers, Plant Supervisors, Inspectors.

For more information on this course click here to see the complete course description.
 

Basic Industrial Electronics       Course Length – 4 ½ Days       Cost $975.00 (Casper)

Synopsis – This course is a beginning-level electronics program which will provide the student with a working knowledge of the oscilloscope and other test equipment operation, electronic system theory, semiconductor component theory, and analog and digital system concepts. The program includes an introduction to industrial electronic control systems including: DC motor drives, AC motor soft-starts, variable frequency drives ( VFD's), AC generator regulators, and engine governors.
 
Who Should Attend - Electricians, Instrument Technicians, Maintenance Supervisors, Plant Engineers.
 
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