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Electrical Safety for Qualified Electrical Workers
Designed for all maintenance and testing personnel who work on or near electrical equipment. This seminar meets and exceeds the basic OSHA mandated electrical safety training. All of the concepts of electrical safety are carefully explained in both classroom and hands-on sessions. These assure that the skills and knowledge can be demonstrated to meet the OSHA requirements. The basic class and lab is primarily focused on applications below 600 volts, but an optional one-day lab session is available for understanding and demonstrating the special skills and knowledge required for medium voltage applications.
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Lab Session: Electrical Safety for Qualified Electrical Workers
Technicians and supervisors are often hesitant to perform tasks on medium- voltage equipment without some prior training or experience. This one-day lab session pulls all the pieces together for planning and executing specific tasks on medium-voltage energized equipment. A planning session is followed by hands-on practice in Shermco’s training substation under the supervision of our field-experienced instructors
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Electrical Safety for Non-Electrical Personnel (Virtual)
Virtually every worker on an industrial or commercial job site works with or uses electrically-powered equipment. Most of these workers have no concept of the hazards they could possibly be exposed to by performing common, everyday tasks. Jewelry contacting energized components, overstressed power strips, coffee pots and heaters placed into the workplace all can increase the risk to the employee and to production if the worker is not aware of the potential issues involved. This course covers common situations that could place the non-electrical worker into dangerous situations. This course is primarily designed to meet the training requirements in NFPA 70E Section 110.2(A)(l)(C)(2).
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Electrical Safety Refresher (Virtual)
This one-day class is designed for those who have previously met the OSHA mandated training requirements of NFPA 70E and need to be re-certified. It is a concise review of the concepts and practices required for safe electrical work. This course is designed to meet the training requirements in NFPA 70E Section 110.2(D)(3).
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Electrical Safety for Managers (Virtual)
As is often the case, supervisors, managers, and engineers who are responsible for plant maintenance are not actually the individuals performing hands-on maintenance operations. However, it is critical that they understand workplace safety policies and regulations so they can plan for the direction and training requirements of maintenance staff and assure that proper PPE, LOTO and other safety procedures are well understood and followed.
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Electrical Safety for Utilities (Virtual)
Electrical utility workers are exposed to live energy hazards every day, often at high voltages. Understanding the impact of these hazards and implementing the best practices for managing projects and tasks is critical to the safety of both personnel and equipment. This hands-on course is designed to address those special requirements and techniques.
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Wind Energy Technician Safety (Virtual)
A practical and intensive training program designed to enhance attendees’ safety while working on or near a collector system and substation equipment. Safety training requirements and safe work practices for electrical workers are covered using the NFPA 70E, NESC, and Fed OSHA regulations including 29CFR1910.331-.335 and selected parts of 29CFR1910.269. PPE covered in this class includes hard hats, safety glasses, arc-rated vs. FR clothing, arc-rated flash suits, insulated hand tools, live-line tools, rubber insulating gloves and rubber insulating blankets. Classroom lectures will be supplemented with tests and exercises intended to reinforce best practices for operations and safety.
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Industrial Plant Electrical Maintenance
This course covers what maintenance personnel and managers should know about electrical maintenance and how it affects plant reliability. The maintenance and testing required for common plant devices, including transformers, protective relays, circuit breakers, cubicle maintenance, motors and motor controls is covered in detail. Based on the NFPA 70E or B and ANSI/NETA Maintenance Testing Specifications, this intensive training program provides the latest information on maintaining and testing electrical power system equipment, including what to do, when to do it and interpreting test results.
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Low to Medium Voltage Circuit Breaker Maintenance & Testing
Many industrial customers choose to perform general testing and maintenance on incoming utility substations and downstream substations within the plant perimeters. This class provides the information and hands-on training to test and maintain most of the major components of the substation except for the main transformer and protective relays.
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Substation Maintenance I: Breakers, Batteries & Grounding
This class provides the information and hands-on training to test and maintain most of the major components of the substation except for the main transformer and protective relays. It includes Hands-on (~40%) training augmented with round-table discussions.
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Substation Maintenance II: Transformers and Relays
This course is designed to introduce the design and operation of these large three- phase transformers including how to test and maintain them for maximum reliability. It will also include how to test a selection of substation protective relays, how to interpret the results of those tests and how to properly maintain the relay components.
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Splicing & Termination of Medium Voltage Cables
All materials included in the price
Modern cable construction and splicing materials rely on the technician’s ability to properly prepare cables and install cable components. Due to the high electrical stresses in these systems, many early life failures may be experienced if cables are not properly terminated or spliced. This course introduces modern cable splicing techniques and materials. We provide an in depth understanding of controlling electrical stresses and cable construction with more than half of the class time spent with hands-on splicing and terminating of cables.
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2425 East Pioneer Dr.
Irving, Texas 75061
Phone: 972.793.5523
Toll-Free: 888.SHERMCO
Fax: 972.793.5542
ONE LINE. ONE COMPANY.
©2023 Shermco
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