Electricity for Non-Electricians

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3 day(s) , 21 instructional hours

About This Event:

This introduction to electricity is a must for all who work in and around electricity or manage those who do, but lack the proper training to work safely and effectively. You will learn basic principles of electricity generation, distribution and uses and be able to apply what you learn to your own company.

Recommended For:

Carpenters, machinists, mechanics, millwrights, operators, housekeeping personnel and supervisors of non-electrical trades.

You Will:

Learn basic electrical principles
Understand electrical systems and how components work
Be familiar with electrical safety procedures
Be able to describe electrical problems to your plant electricians
Receive a new and updated electrician's manual to take back to your company.

Topics Covered Include:

Electrical fundamentals
Voltage, current, resistance and wattage
Electrical safety fundamentals
Electrical safety techniques
Ohm's law
Circuit basics
Electrical symbols
Alternating current and direct current
Generator and motor principles
Single-phase and three-phase power
Protective devices
Control and power circuit components
Safe use of test equipment
Effective troubleshooting
Generation and transmission of electrical power
Residential wiring basics.