We provides a diverse range of Electricity training courses, offering comprehensive vocational training in topics such as DC, Industrial Wiring AC, and Basic Motor Control. These courses are an integral part of our Industrial Workforce Development program, designed to equip individuals with essential electrical knowledge and hands-on experience. Our Electricity courses cater to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced professionals, seeking to enhance their skills and expertise.
This course aims to familiarize participants with the atomic theory, voltage, current and resistance in DC electrical topics while also giving participants the knowledge of safely work with more complex electrical circuits with a large focus on AC electrical topics.
Target Group
Lead operators, maintenance technicians, maintenance mechanics and maintenance supervisors.
Duration
4-½ days
Content
Outcome
Prerequisite
General knowledge
Location
Virtual
In this course we will cover basic atomic theory, voltage, current and resistance. Participants will calculate, analyze, construct, and verify basic series, parallel and series-parallel circuits.
Participants will construct and verify proper operation of various electrical circuits.
Target Group
Lead Operators, Maintenance Technicians, Maintenance Mechanics & Maintenance Supervisors
Content
Outcome
Duration
16-hour
Prerequisite
General knowledge
Attendees
Eight (8) minimum, twelve (12) maximum per seminar
This course builds on the outcomes of EL111 (Industrial DC Technology) and gives participants the knowledge to safely work with more complex electrical circuits. With more advanced theory and a larger focus on AC Electrical topics this course will prepare participants to work with a wide variety of electrical circuits and systems.
Target Group
Lead Operators, Maintenance Technicians, Maintenance Mechanics & Maintenance Supervisors
Content
Outcome
Duration
16-hour
Prerequisites
Knowledge of DC Technology (EL111)
Attendees
Eight (8) minimum, twelve (12) maximum per seminar
In this course we will cover basic atomic theory, voltage, current, and resistance. Participants will calculate, analyze, construct and verify basic series, parallel, and series-parallel circuits. Participants will construct and verify proper operation of various electrical circuits.
Target Group
Industrial Staff, Technicians
Duration
16-hour course
Content
At the conclusion of the course, the participant can:
Prerequisites
General knowledge
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Location
Mason, Ohio
This course builds on the outcomes of EL131 and gives participants the knowledge to safely work with more complex electrical circuits. With more advanced theory and a larger focus on AC Electrical topics, This course will prepare participants to work with a wide variety of electrical circuits and systems.
Target Group
Industrial Staff / Maintenance Technicians
Duration
16-hour course
Content
At the conclusion of this course, the participant is able to:
Prerequisites
Knowledge of Direct Current Technology (EL131)
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Cost
$1,295.00/person
Location
Mason, Ohio
This introductory course is designed to provide extensive hands-on application of skills relating to the installation of electrical components and ancillary equipment. The participants construct an electrical circuit to operate machine equipment from electrical and construction drawings.
Activities include the proper installation of: mounting hardware (strut channel), electrical boxes, FMC, FNMC, EMT, DIN rail, electrical wiring, pushbutton controls, and single phase electrical motors.
Target Group
Maintenance operators, machine installers, and other staff needing skills and knowledge to complete electrical tasks.
Duration
16-hour course
Content
At the conclusion of the training, the participant can:
Prerequisites
Knowledge of DC Technology (EL131) and AC Technology (EL141)
Location
Mason, Ohio
This course is designed to make the participant aware of the basic control circuits for three-phase AC motors along with how they have their place in modern automation technology. The participants will see how simple automation tasks are set up with low-cost safety circuits and how the design, function, and areas of application are explained for each components use.
Target Group
Maintenance operators, machine installers, and other staff needing skills and knowledge to complete electrical tasks
Duration
16-hour course
Content
At the conclusion of the training, the participant can:
Prerequisite
Fundamentals of Industrial Wiring (EL171)
Location
Mason, Ohio
The course focuses on three phase electric motors and their operation. Participants will make wiring connections on three phase motors and associated controls/ancillary devices using electrical diagrams and schematic. Troubleshooting skills are learned throughout the training on circuits constructed by the participants.
Target Group
Maintenance operators, machine installers, and other staff needing skills and knowledge to complete electrical tasks.
Duration
16-hour course
Content
At the conclusion of the training, the participant:
Prerequisite
Fundamentals of Industrial Wiring (EL171)
Location
Mason, Ohio
The course focuses on the necessary electrical connections in panel boxes and control boxes using electrical drawings, schematics, and the National Electrical Code. Participants will perform troubleshooting activities using the circuits constructed during the training.
Target Group
Maintenance Operators, machine installers, and other staff needing skills and knowledge to complete electrical tasks.
Duration
16-hour course
Content
At the conclusion of the training, the participant:
Prerequisite
Fundamentals of Industrial Wiring (EL171)
Location
Mason, Ohio
This course builds knowledge and skills in the fundamentals of industrial electric motor controllers. It will cover basic control circuits, three-phase induction motors, motors protection, reversible motor starters, braking, and reduced voltage motor starting. Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to install, commission, and troubleshoot the most common electric motor controllers using contactors and relays.
Target Group
All personnel involved in installation, commissioning, and troubleshooting electric motor controllers using contactors and relays.
Duration
24-hour course
Content
At the conclusion of this course, the participant can:
Prerequisites
DC Technology and AC Technology
Location
Mason, Ohio