Pideya Learning Academy

Techniques for Electrical Installation and Maintenance

Upcoming Schedules

  • Live Online Training
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Date Venue Duration Fee (USD)
06 Jan - 10 Jan 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
24 Mar - 28 Mar 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
26 May - 30 May 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
23 Jun - 27 Jun 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
11 Aug - 15 Aug 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
29 Sep - 03 Oct 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
10 Nov - 14 Nov 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750
01 Dec - 05 Dec 2025 Live Online 5 Day 2750

Course Overview

Electrical installations are at the core of safe, efficient, and uninterrupted operations across industrial, commercial, and residential environments. With rapid advancements in automation, energy distribution systems, and digital control networks, the demand for skilled professionals who understand safe and standards-compliant electrical installation and maintenance techniques has become increasingly vital. Pideya Learning Academy’s “Techniques for Electrical Installation and Maintenance” training program is meticulously designed to empower participants with the essential knowledge, technical skills, and strategic insights required to oversee and manage electrical systems in accordance with international safety and operational standards.
According to a 2024 report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), more than 65% of global electrical accidents stem from improper installations and poorly maintained systems. Furthermore, the World Health Organization (WHO) highlights that around 30% of workplace fires in developing economies are directly linked to electrical faults. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics adds that demand for electrical maintenance professionals is projected to grow by 7% through 2028, driven by aging infrastructure, regulatory compliance, and the rising complexity of integrated electrical networks. These figures underline the critical importance of this discipline and validate the need for well-structured, technically rich training like that offered by Pideya Learning Academy.
This training program offers a comprehensive exploration into the key aspects of electrical installation, including wiring systems, grounding and bonding, panel board connections, and insulation resistance. It also dives deep into structured maintenance techniques that minimize equipment failure, prevent safety hazards, and ensure energy efficiency. Special attention is given to maintenance planning, periodic inspection protocols, risk-based maintenance strategies, and compliance with regional and global safety standards such as IEC, IEEE, and NFPA codes.
Participants will learn how to identify and mitigate installation errors, interpret electrical diagrams and layouts, conduct continuity and insulation testing, and perform preventative maintenance to ensure system reliability. The course also emphasizes the importance of correct material selection, environmental factors in design, and the coordination of overcurrent protection devices.
In line with industry trends and real-world practices, this course offers integrated insights into managing the full lifecycle of electrical systems—from design validation and commissioning to long-term maintenance. With a focus on safety-first approaches and error-proof methods, learners are guided through optimized procedures that align with operational excellence and compliance expectations.
The course features several key elements blended seamlessly within the curriculum:
Systematic breakdown of electrical installation processes with a focus on quality assurance and compliance
Guidance on predictive and preventive maintenance approaches tailored to various electrical assets
Interpretation and application of electrical drawings, layouts, and single-line diagrams
Insight into risk reduction methods and safe working practices during installation and maintenance
Exploration of insulation resistance testing, earth fault loop impedance, and residual current device (RCD) coordination
Integration of best practices for cable management, conduit routing, and voltage drop calculations
Inclusion of real-world examples and failure analysis case discussions to solidify learning outcomes
Delivered by industry-experienced instructors, Pideya Learning Academy ensures that each participant is equipped not only with technical knowledge but also the strategic mindset needed to troubleshoot, assess, and enhance electrical infrastructure efficiently. By focusing on the full spectrum of activities that encompass electrical installation and maintenance, this course builds a robust foundation for professionals working across engineering, maintenance, utilities, and infrastructure development sectors.
Whether you’re seeking to sharpen your diagnostic capabilities, optimize asset lifecycle performance, or improve the reliability of electrical networks, this Pideya Learning Academy course offers the insight and structure needed to meet modern industry demands with confidence.

Course Objectives

After completing this Pideya Learning Academy training, the participants will learn to:
Develop and implement structured commissioning plans for electrical systems
Interpret and validate performance specifications during field activities
Identify and execute diagnostic testing for generators, transformers, and electrical distribution networks
Evaluate and select appropriate corrective, preventive, and predictive maintenance programs
Apply AC and DC testing methodologies to assess equipment reliability and integrity
Manage documentation, acceptance protocols, and transition procedures for system handover

Personal Benefits

Participants will benefit by:
Strengthening their technical expertise in commissioning and testing procedures
Gaining insights into performance-based equipment evaluation
Learning effective strategies for system safety, inspection, and diagnostics
Expanding their professional skillset for career advancement in engineering and operations
Improving confidence in managing commissioning-related challenges in complex environments

Organisational Benefits

By attending this Pideya Learning Academy course, organizations will:
Improve commissioning quality and reduce start-up delays
Enhance asset performance through reliable diagnostic and testing protocols
Minimize unplanned downtime and maintenance costs
Strengthen operational safety and compliance with industry standards
Develop internal expertise for commissioning and maintenance oversight

Who Should Attend

This course is highly recommended for:
Electrical and Design Engineers
Testing and Commissioning Engineers
Electrical Technologists and Consultants
Project Engineers and Project Managers
Maintenance Personnel and Plant Supervisors
Utility and Facility Managers involved in electrical system operations

Course Outline

Module 1: Electrical Voltage Testing and Diagnostic Techniques
Alternating current (AC) voltage measurement procedures Direct current (DC) voltage analysis methods Voltage drop testing and interpretation Load voltage vs. no-load voltage evaluations Fault location techniques in live circuits Use of digital multimeters and clamp meters Voltage imbalance detection in three-phase systems
Module 2: Rotating Electrical Machines Testing and Evaluation
Insulation resistance testing of motors Winding resistance and continuity checks Megger testing procedures Vibration analysis for motor diagnostics Generator performance verification Thermal imaging for motor health assessment No-load and full-load motor testing
Module 3: Transformer Inspection and Test Procedures
Transformer insulation integrity assessment Turns ratio testing and voltage regulation Power factor and dissipation factor testing Oil dielectric strength test Thermal scanning and hotspot identification Tap changer operation and control Core grounding checks and flux leakage
Module 4: Switchgear Testing and Performance Verification
Circuit breaker insulation and contact resistance Vacuum interrupter testing SF6 gas analysis for switchgear Mechanical operation timing tests Control wiring and auxiliary circuit testing Arc flash hazard evaluation Condition monitoring of MV and HV switchgear
Module 5: Cable Systems and Joint Integrity Verification
Cable insulation resistance testing High voltage withstand test (AC/DC) Partial discharge detection Cable sheath integrity assessment Joint and termination inspection Thermal runaway detection in cables Cable identification and phasing
Module 6: Backup Power Systems and Battery Banks
Battery float voltage and equalization testing Load bank testing for UPS systems Battery capacity assessment Thermal runaway monitoring in cells Battery management systems (BMS) inspection Electrolyte level and specific gravity checks Interconnection resistance measurement
Module 7: Protection Relay System Testing and Calibration
Relay coordination and discrimination testing Secondary injection testing procedures Trip timing analysis and verification Relay firmware and settings validation Communication protocol testing (IEC 61850, Modbus) Functional testing of overcurrent, earth fault, and distance relays Backup protection scheme review
Module 8: Power Distribution Network Maintenance
Load flow analysis and balancing Feeder circuit health monitoring Transformer and switchboard inspections Voltage regulation equipment servicing Busbar and panelboard inspection techniques Distribution automation system diagnostics Maintenance scheduling and documentation
Module 9: Grounding System Integrity and Earth Resistance
Earth resistance measurement techniques Ground electrode testing (fall-of-potential, clamp-on methods) System earthing verification Touch and step potential assessments Lightning protection grounding verification Bonding and grounding continuity checks Soil resistivity profiling
Module 10: Analysis of Electrical Insulating Media
Dielectric testing of insulating oils Dissolved gas analysis (DGA) in transformers Furan content analysis for paper insulation aging Moisture content testing in insulating fluids Oil sampling and contamination testing Gas analysis in GIS systems Reconditioning and treatment of insulating liquids
Module 11: Electrical Safety Management and Risk Mitigation
Lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures Electrical shock and arc flash risk assessments Personal protective equipment (PPE) compliance Emergency response procedures Safety signage and labeling standards Safe work practices in energized environments Electrical incident investigation methods
Module 12: Fundamentals of Electrical System Commissioning
Pre-commissioning checklist development Functional verification of equipment Energization planning and sequencing System integration and interlock testing Documentation and as-built validation Test report generation and review Performance guarantee test (PGT) protocols
Module 13: Advanced Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance
Condition-based monitoring strategies Infrared thermography for electrical systems Ultrasonic and acoustic emission testing Vibration diagnostics integration Smart sensors and IIoT applications Predictive analytics and maintenance KPIs Integration with computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS)

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