Electrical onsite training

Gain hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge with our onsite electrical training programs, tailored to your team's needs to ensure safety, compliance, and proficiency in maintaining reliable electrical systems.

Onsite electrical training is crucial as it provides employees with hands-on experience and practical skills in their specific work environment. By learning directly on-site, technicians can better understand the equipment they’ll be working with, identify potential hazards, and apply safety protocols in real-time. This type of training ensures that the team is well-prepared to handle the unique challenges of their workplace, improves overall efficiency, reduces errors, and promotes a safer, more compliant electrical system.

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Courses that we offer at your site

• Grounding and Bonding — 3 days, 2.1 CEUs
• Substation Maintenance I — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs | Classroom Lecture & Hands-On Training
• Substation Maintenance II — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs | Lecture & Hands-On Training
• Substation Components, Testing & Interpretation (Hands-On) — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs | Classroom Lecture & Hands-On
• Substation Components, Testing and Interpretation — 5 days, 3.5 CEUs
• Transformer Liquid Diagnostics and Sampling | IN-PERSON
• Transformer Maintenance and Testing — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Advanced Transformer Maintenance and Testing — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Electrical Power System Grounding & Testing | IN-PERSON
• Electrical Safety for Industrial Facilities — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs
• Electrical Safety for Mining — 3.5 days, 2.5 CEUs | Onsite Only
• Electrical Safety for Utilities — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs
• Electrical Safety for Inspectors — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs | In-Person
• Introduction to Overhead Contact Systems — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Overhead Contact Systems — (days determined by customer needs)

• Qualified Electrical Equipment Maintenance Worker Program (QEMW) | 4 DAYS 

• Circuit Breaker Maintenance, SF6 — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs Classroom Lecture & Hands-On | In-Person
• Infrared Thermography, Level 1 — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs | In-Person
• Infrared Thermography, Level 2 — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs | In-Person
• Intro to Low-Voltage Circuit Breakers — 3 days, 2.1 CEUs
• Power Quality Harmonics — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs | In-Person
• Introduction to Overhead Contact Systems — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Overhead Contact Systems — (days determined by customer needs)
• Cable Fault Location & Tracing, Medium-Voltage — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Cable Splicing & Termination, Medium-Voltage — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Cable Testing & Diagnostics, Medium-Voltage — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Certified Fiber Optics Technician — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Circuit Breaker Maintenance, Low-Voltage — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs Classroom Lecture & Hands-On
• Circuit Breaker Maintenance, Medium-Voltage — 3.5 days, 2.5 CEUs | Classroom Lecture & Hands-On
• Circuit Breaker Maintenance, Molded & Insulated Case — 2 days, 1.4 CEUs | Classroom Lecture & Hands-On
• Intro to Low-Voltage Circuit Breakers — 3 days, 2.1 CEUs
• Microprocessor-Based Relay Testing, Feeder Protection — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Microprocessor-Based Relay Testing, Generation — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Microprocessor-Based Relay Testing, Transformer Protection — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• Relay Testing Maintenance Software (RTMS) Basic — 2 days, 1.4 CEUs
• Solar Systems Advanced Certification — Photovoltaic — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs
• Solar Systems and the NEC — 2 days, 1.4 CEUs
• Solar Systems and Safety — 1 day, 1.4 CEUs
• Solar Systems Battery Storage — 1 day, 1.4 CEUs
• Wind Generation, Electrical Safety & Maintenance — please call us for a list of recommended courses
• Solar Systems Advanced Certification - Photovoltaic — 4 Days, 2.8 CEUs
• Insulation Resistance for PV Systems— Self-Paced
• Basic Electrical Troubleshooting — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs | Classroom Lecture & Hands-On | In-Person
• Basic Electricity — 3 days, 2.8 CEUs
• Electrical Print Reading — 3 days, 2.8 CEUs
• Grounding and Bonding — 3 days, 2.1 CEUs
• Motor Controls and Starters, Low Voltage — 4.5 days, 3.2 CEUs
• NFPA 70B Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance— 2 days, 1.4 CEUs
• Electrical Safety in Maintenance Certification
• National Electrical Code 2023 (NEC) — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs
• National Electrical Code Changes 2023 (NECC) — 2 days, 1.4 CEUs
• NFPA 70E® Electrical Safety — 2 days, 1.4 CEUs | In-Person & Virtual
• OSHA Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices — 2 days, 1.4 CEUs In-Person & Virtual Options
• OSHA Generation, Transmission and Distribution — 2 days, 1.4 CEUs | In-Person & Virtual Options
• National Electrical Safety Code Changes (NESCC) — 1 day, 0.7 CEUs

Substation: Components, Testing and Interpretation — 4 days, 2.8 CEUs | In-Person & Virtual Options    

Electrical on-site training subject matter

Tailored to specific needs

Onsite training can be customized to address the unique electrical systems and challenges of your workplace, ensuring employees learn the most relevant skills for their specific tasks and environment.

Faster implementation of skills

Since the training is conducted in the actual work environment, employees can immediately apply what they've learned. This leads to faster improvements in work practices, efficiency, and overall performance.

Boosts team collaboration

Onsite training brings the whole team together, encouraging collaboration and communication. Employees learn from each other’s experiences and develop a stronger understanding of working as a cohesive unit.

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For assistance with course registration or any inquiries, please contact our Account Executives below. If you are ready to enroll, please proceed by clicking the register now link below.

Frequently asked questions

Onsite training focuses on practical, real-world experience in the actual work environment, while classroom, online or virtual training may provide theoretical knowledge without hands-on practice.

Yes, onsite training can be customized to meet the specific needs of your workplace, addressing your electrical systems, challenges, and safety concerns.

Onsite training offers hands-on experience, minimizes downtime, reduces travel costs, and is more relevant to your team’s everyday work, improving learning retention and effectiveness.

Yes, onsite training can be repeated or updated to address new equipment, changes in regulations, or to refresh skills, ensuring your team stays current with best practices and safety procedures.