Instructed Person for Motor Replacement
When a motor breaks down during off-hours, an electrician is often required to disconnect and reconnect it. This course equips technicians and mechanics with the electrical knowledge needed to work safely during motor replacements. The training is tailored to your needs and can include topics such as work regulations, pre-commissioning checks, and motor control.
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Contact usWe customize the training to suit your company’s needs. The training is conducted on-site at your premises using your equipment.
Goal
After completing the training, mechanics and technicians will be able to safely connect and disconnect motors.
Target group
Mechanics and maintenance personnel
Subjects covered in the course
Theoretical Modules:
- Basic Electrical Theory
- Theory of Asynchronous Motors
- Electrical Hazards
- Checklists and Risk Assessment
Practical Modules:
- Exercises on Motor Connections
- Insulation Testing (Megger Testing)
- Resistance and Insulation Measurement on Three-Phase Motors
Competence
No prior knowledge is required.
Technical information
Course manual
No, this course does not include a course manual.
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