This High Voltage Switching Safety, Operations and Maintenance training course will feature the importance and relevance of switching in High Voltage Power Systems in operation and maintenance. Engineers and technicians will familiarize themselves with relevant safety procedures and practices used for its implementation.

• Understanding High Voltage Systems: Gain comprehensive knowledge of high voltage electrical systems, including their design and operation.
• Safety Protocols: Learn and apply safety guidelines and standards to prevent accidents and ensure compliance with industry regulations.
• Testing and Maintenance: Develop skills in testing, troubleshooting, and maintaining high voltage equipment and systems.
• Fault Detection: Learn advanced techniques for detecting and diagnosing faults in high voltage systems.
• Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with relevant safety and operational standards, such as OSHA and NFPA regulations.
• Practical Skills: Gain hands-on experience through practical assessments and real-world scenarios.

• Introduction to High Voltage Systems
• Understand what are the hazards associated with switching.
• Overview of high voltage electrical systems (750V and above)
• Importance of high voltage safety and regulations
• Electrical Safety Standards
• Provincial and federal electrical safety requirements
• Personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety protocols
• Risk assessment and hazard identification
• Operational Procedures
• Safe operation of high voltage equipment
• Switching operations and procedures
• Maintenance practices for high voltage systems
• Fault Diagnosis and Troubleshooting
• Techniques for diagnosing electrical faults
• Use of testing equipment for high voltage systems
• Developing effective resolutions for complex electrical problems
• Emergency procedures for high voltage incidents
• First aid and rescue techniques in high voltage environments
• Case studies of emergency situations
• Practical Training
• Use of tools and equipment specific to high voltage maintenance

• Experienced Electricians: Those looking to specialize in high voltage systems.
• Electrical Engineers: Engineers who design, maintain, or oversee high voltage electrical systems.
• Maintenance Technicians: Professionals responsible for the upkeep of high voltage equipment.
• Safety Officers: Individuals ensuring adherence to safety standards and protocols in high voltage environments.
• Utilities Workers: Employees of power generation and distribution companies.
• Construction Professionals: Those involved in the installation and maintenance of high voltage electrical systems on construction site.