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E-100: Introduction to Electrical Control & Electrical Safety
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| Course Description |
| This four day course is designed to familiarize entry-level electricians, equipment operators and other skilled trades with electrical control fundamentals, electric terminology and basic troubleshooting techniques. |
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| Topical Outline |
- Introduction to Electricity
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Introduction to Electro-Magnetic Devices
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Electrical Safety procedures
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Circuit Protection
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Use of Multimeter
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Fundamentals of Control
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Control Components and Pilot Devices
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Symbology
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Ladder Logic Diagramming and Wiring
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Development and Analysis of Control Circuits
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Control of Motor Starting
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Maintaining and Troubleshooting Control Equipment and Circuits
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Documentation
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| Audience |
| This course is designed for entry-level electricians, equipment operators and other skilled trades who need to broaden their understanding of industrial control fundamentals. |
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| Course Length |
| 32 hours/4 days |
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| CEU's |
| 3.0 |
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| Objectives |
Persons completing this course will be able to:
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Learn to work safely with electrical components and test equipment.
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Understand electrical terms and symbols
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Identify electrical control components
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Interpret ladder logic diagrams
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Troubleshoot control circuits
- Design simple electrical control circuits
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| NOTE: E-100 is also ideal for anyone who has a need to familiarize himself/herself with basic control fundamentals. |
| Click here to download this course description in a printable PDF. |
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I-100: Introduction to Ladder Logic & Programmable Controllers
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| Course Description |
| This two day course is designed to present an introduction to electrical control devices, ladder logic diagramming, and wiring. Application exercises are used throughout the course to create a hands-on learning environment. |
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| Topical Outline |
- Fundamentals of Control
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Control Components and Pilot Devices
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Symbology
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Ladder Logic Diagramming and wiring
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Development and Analysis of Control Circuits
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Control of Motor Starting
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Maintaining and Troubleshooting Control Equipment and Circuits
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Safety Procedures
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Documentation
- Introduction to Programmable Controllers: Basic Characteristics, Advantages Over Relays & Differences and Similarities between Relay Ladder Logic and PLC Logic
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| Audience |
| This course is designed for plant maintenance personnel and other technicians who need to broaden their understanding of industrial control fundamentals. I-100 answers the prerequisite requirements for our PLC Level One courses. |
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| Course Length |
| 16 hours/ 2 days |
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| CEU's |
| 1.4 |
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| Objectives |
Persons completing this course will be able to:
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Identify electrical control components
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Interpret ladder logic diagrams
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Understand electrical terms and symbols
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Troubleshoot control circuits
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Design simple electrical control circuits
- Identify the components of a programmable controller (system block diagram)
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| NOTE: I-100 is also ideal for anyone who has a need to familiarize himself/herself with basic control fundamentals. |
| Click here to download this course description in a printable PDF. |
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