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High Voltage & Low Voltage, Virtual Instructor (IADC) 

Course Information

8:00 AM -5:00 PM.

Sabrina Balanggung
+65 92378012
enquiry@atts-asia.com

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REQUIREMENTS
  • Equipped with basic English literacy and
  • Basic Electrical Qualification or with relevant working experience.

Application procedures
All applications are to be submitted (with full documentation) via email (enquiry@atts-asia.com) at least 7 working days prior to course commencing date. Successful applicants will receive the course confirmation and payment advisory email. Registration is only confirmed upon full payment of course fees.

  • Explain the dangers of electricity and the electrical hazards
  • Apply electrical safe work practices
  • Demonstrate compliance with legislations on electrical work
  • Explain electric distribution system configurations
  • Illustrate electric distribution system earthing methods
  • Identify fault levels
  • Analyse the protection of electric distribution systems
  • Explain the conditions for generator synchronization
  • Contrast the construction and operation of HV Switchgear and LV Switchgear.
  • Explain the procedures for switchgear isolation and re-energisation
  • Apply HV operation interlock system
  • Compile and implement Switching Plan

Certification
Certificate of Completion by IADC

This course is suitable for electrical personnel involved in the operations and maintenance of power distribution networks and switchgear in onshore/offshore or fixed installations.

  1. Electrical Hazards & Electrical Safety
  2. Legislations and standards (Singapore & UK)
  3. Electric Distribution Systems
  4. Generator Synchronization Requirement
  5. Introduction to High Voltage (HV) Switchgear
  6. Introduction to Low Voltage (LV) Switchgear
  7. Switching operation and plans

Course duration
02 Days

Assessment
Learner will be assessed by means of formative assessment and summative assessment. Formative assessments are conducted during training at the end of each learning unit. Learner will need to demonstrate understanding by answering all questions correctly before proceeding to the next learning unit. Summative assessment includes compiling a switching plan and a knowledge test (through Class Marker-online software).