Electrical / Electronics Maintenance Program

Electrical / Electronic

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Course Name	Electrical / Electronics Maintenance Program Category D Course No. EE 311
Course Description	This concentrated four week program is designed to quickly get new hires or those cross-training "up to speed" on electrical and electronic maintenance. The courses cover basic electricity and industrial electrical controls, basic electronics with digital and analog circuits as typically found in industry and industrial solid-state motor drives.
Who Should Attend	Industrial electricians, electronics apprentices and other people in skilled trades who are cross-training from other disciplines.
Prerequisites	None
Length	160 hours
Class Size	Up to 12
CEU's Awarded	14.0
Format	Hands-on Workshop. One lab station for every two participants.
Learning Objectives	Participants will learn to: Work safely with electricity Use simple math to calculate voltage drops, current, resistance and power Test relays, solenoids, contactors, switches and motor starters Demonstrate an understanding of resistors, capacitors, inductors, SCR's, TRIAC's and other solid-state devices used in typical industrial circuits Read single-line drawings, control circuit ladder diagrams and electronic schematics Use multimeters, clamp on meters and scopemeters to observe, checkout and troubleshoot electrical and electronic circuits as would be required for industrial maintenance operations Understand principles of AC and DC motors Demonstrate an understanding of power supplies, operational amplifiers and digital switching circuits and their applications in industry Understand solid-state drives and how they are connected and controlled in industrial applications
Course Customization	Call 1-800-777-0753 for a detailed outline or for information about tailoring this course to your specific needs.
For scheduling please call your Customer Representative at 1-800-777-0753.