Electrical Engineering Courses
Protection systems are the silent guardians of every electrical network — until a mal-set relay turns a minor fault into a blackout or a fatality. This five-day course builds real competence in power system protection: fault analysis, protection philosophy, the main relay types and their settings, coordination and grading, and testing practice. It suits both engineers consolidating theory and technicians moving up to settings and commissioning work.
Electrical engineers, protection technicians, substation staff and maintenance professionals in utilities, mines and heavy industry.
There is a practised craft to ABB Controllers, and it can be learned faster with guidance than by trial and error. This 5-day programme blends expert instruction with case work and group exercises drawn from participants' own organisations. The course closes with action planning, so learning converts into measurable workplace improvement.
There is a practised craft to Advance Circuit Breaker Operation and Maintenance, and it can be learned faster with guidance than by trial and error. This 5-day programme blends expert instruction with case work and group exercises drawn from participants' own organisations. The course closes with action planning, so learning converts into measurable workplace improvement.
Done well, Arc Flash Hazard Analysis protects margins, reputations and careers; done badly, it quietly costs all three. Delegates spend the 5 days working real examples end to end, with the facilitator turning each exercise into transferable technique. Certificates are awarded on completion, but the real takeaway is a set of skills delegates have already practised.