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Basic Electrical

This three day course includes both theory and practical content and is relevant to those people who may be required to multi-task in the workplace e.g. those who carry out maintenance work.  Delegates will have an overview of current Electricity at Work Regulations and Approved Code of Practice and will be taught basic electrical tasks that they can carry out safely whilst being fully aware of their limitations.

Candidates who complete the course will be awarded with a Training Solutions (NI) Ltd certificate which will state all that was covered in the course.  It is important to point out that this is a ‘basic electrical’ training course and those who complete it will only be able to carry out basic electrical tasks and will know when it is necessary to employ the services of a competent electrician.

£600.00 per person Booking

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Basic Electrical

Course Content

Day 1

9000 – 1030
  • Introduction to Department
  • Safety Rules and Procedures
  • What Electricity is – Current, Voltage & Resistance
  • Ohms Law and Power
  • Dangers Arising and Regulations to Maintain Safety
  • Circuit and Wiring Diagrams – Graphical Symbols

 

 

1045 – 1230
  • Use of Ohmmeter to determine Switch Operation
  • Practical Wiring Switching Circuits
  • Magnetism and Electro-Magnetism
  • Generating Alternating Current
  • Standard Supply Systems and Voltages
  • The need for earthing

 

 

 

1300 – 1400
  • Testing for Presence of Voltage – Indicator and DMM
  • Introduction to Relays and Solenoids
  • Relay Control Circuit Wiring – Standard Motor Control Circuits

 

 

 

1400 – 1630
  • Practical Wiring Circuits

 

 

Day 2

 

 

0830 – 1030
  • Control and Power Circuits
  • Voltage Transformer
  • Overcurrent Protection – Fuses, CBs and RCDs
  • Principles, Types and Failures
  • A.C. Induction Motor Terminal Arrangements

 

 

1030 – 1230
  • Log out – Tag out

 

 

1300-1630
  • Practical Wiring Circuits

 

 

Day 3

 

 

0830 – 1030
  • Drawing Interpretation Exercises

 

1045 – 1230
  • Fault Diagnosis Techniques
  • Testing – Continuity
  • Practice circuit wiring.

1300 – 1400
  • Final testing of circuit wiring

1400 – 1630
  • Assessment, Test, recap