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EATECH TRAINING CURRICULUM

FOR

INDUSTRIAL (ELECTRICAL, INSTRUMENTAION, AUTOMATION,

UTILITIES & ELECTRO-MECHANICS)

18/08/2021 00 Issued for Emmanuel Nkwocha

Implementatio E & I Engineer
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Date Rev Issue Status Prepared By Reviewed By Approved By

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OBJECTIVE:
To bridge the gap between the skills and knowledge of graduates of our educational systems
and provide the professional skills the industries require locally at affordable cost.
COURSE TIME ANALYSIS:
All courses take 24hours/week, 24x8weeks = 192hrs (at the completion of two months
training).
weekend (Saturday 9am - 4pm, Sunday, 11am - 5pm) weekday (Monday - Friday 9am - 3pm)
The course duration is 2 months weekdays/3 months weekends. proposed average fee/course
= #150,000.00/ trainee, note: prices may differ/course selection.

1. CERTIFICATE IN AUTOMATION ENGINEERING (3 MONTHS WEEKEND & 2 MONTHS

WEEKDAY).
 SCADA / HMI (Wonderware, WINCC Flexible or FactoryTalk View)
 Calibration and Maintenance of Process Instrument using HART 475 and Fluke
789)
 Instrumentation and P & ID
 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) - (Siemens S7 (TIA Portal and Step 7
Manager), Allen-Bradley (RS Logix 500 and Studio 5000) and OMRON
 Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Electric Motors
 Pneumatic/Electro-Pneumatic Controls: Operation & Troubleshooting
 Process Control ((Two Point / Continuous PID Control)
 AC Frequency Drives (Siemens BOP, AOP, Drive Monitor, Starter Operations)
 Industrial Safety, Health and Environment
 Technical Report Writing

2. CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRO-MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (3 MONTHS WEEKEND & 2

MONTHS WEEKDAY)
 Industrial Electrical Maintenance
 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) - (Siemens S7-TIA Portal)
 Hydraulic Control Systems
 Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Electric Motors
 Pneumatic/Electro-Pneumatic Controls Systems: Operation & Troubleshooting
 Mechanical Drives Systems Maintenance / Bearings & Seals: Operation &
Maintenance
 Industrial Safety, Health and Environment
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 Technical Report Writing

3. CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING (3 MONTHS

WEEKEND & 2 MONTHS WEEKDAY)
 Medium and Low Voltage Systems
 Electrical Troubleshooting and Repairs: using Schematic Diagrams
 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) - (Siemens S7-TIA Portal)
 AC Frequency Drives (Siemens BOP, AOP, Drive Monitor, Starter Operations)
 Pneumatic/Electro-Pneumatic Controls: Operation & Troubleshooting
 Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Electric Motors
 Troubleshooting and Repairs of Electronic Equipment and Systems
 Instrumentation and P & ID
 Industrial Safety, Health and Environment
 Technical Report Writing

4. CERTIFICATE IN POWER AND UTILITIES ENGINEERING (3 MONTHS WEEKEND & 2

MONTHS WEEKDAY)
 Pneumatic/Hydraulic/Electro-Pneumatic Controls Systems: Operation &
Troubleshooting
 Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) - (Siemens S7-TIA Portal)
 Industrial and Domestic Electrical Equipment installation commissioning,
Maintenance & Lighting distribution (415V-230V Level)
 Industrial Safety, Health and Environment
 Technical Report Writing

BEGINNNERS CLASS FOR AUTOMATION (No Basic Electrical Knowledge):

 Introduction to basic electrical symbols and their application.
 Introduction to basic electrical wiring (wiring of lighting points and socket outlets).
 Introduction to different electrical components and their applications.
 Introduction to relay and contactor logic and their different application.
At the end of this course, you will be able to wire a group of lights, switches and power sockets.
You will also be able to read and understand electrical drawing.
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BEGINNNERS CLASS FOR AUTOMATION (With Basic Electrical Knowledge):

 Introduction to relay and contactor logic.
 Introduction to PLC programming using Mitsubishi Fx Trainer.
 Introduction to PLC programming using Logix Pro.

At the end of this course, you will have a full understanding of how PLCs work and how their
application will look like in field, after solving all the task in this course, u will be confident
enough to start learning how to program any PLC (Allen Bradley, Siemens, Omron, Modicon,
Delta, Mitsubishi etc.).

COURSE ON PLC PROGRAMMING

Description:
Coming into this course, you should already have a basic understanding of PLC/HMI
terminologies and basic computer literacy, if you think you are not quite ready, I will advise you
to take our course on beginner class with basic electrical knowledge.
By now, you already know the basics, you know what digital and analog signals are. You know
what “PLC” and ‘’HMI’’ mean. You know what an INT, BOOL, REAL, WORD and DOUBLE WORD
mean. This course will focus on LAD, FBD and SCL programming, and we will cover for different
vendors like SIEMENS, ALLEN BRADLEY and SCHNEIDER MODICON. If you will be performing
practical with me, we will be practicalizing with just SIEMENS PLC.

SIEMENS (TOTALLY INTEGRATED AUTOMATION PORTAL)

Installation and Setup:
 Installing TIA Portal.
 Installing PLCSIM and Updating.
 Exploring the interface.
 Introduction to different kinds of SIEMENS PLCs.

TIA Portal Quick Start:

 Setting Up a New (Physical) Processor.
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 Project Setup
 Creating a Quick Program
 Running Our First Project
 Exporting and Retrieving a Project
 Configuring IO Modules
 Using Processor Scanning Bits for controls
LAD Programming Fundamentals:
 Introduction to Addresses
 Memory Scope
 Relay Logic Relay Demonstration
 Timers and Timer Demonstration
 Counters and counter Demonstration
 Comparators and Comparators Demonstration.
 Mathematical Operators and Maths Demonstration
 Analog Scaling and Analog Scaling Demonstration
 Moving Values
 Jump and Labels
 PID (Proportional Integral and Derivative) Control Loops
 Modbus Communication (Modbus TCP/IP)
 Put/Get communication.
FBD Programming Fundamentals:
 Function Block Structure (Blocks and chains).
 Local Inputs and Outputs
 Custom Function Blocks
 Chained Logic Example
SCL Programming Fundamentals
 SCL Structure Keywords and Semicolons
 IF/THEN/ELSE and Assignments
 FOR and WHILE Loops
 CASE Statements
 Calling Functions
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ALLENBRADLEY MICRO LOGIX PLC (RSLOGIX 500 PRO)

Installation and Setup:
 Installing RSLOGIX 500 PRO
 Installing EMULATOR 500 and Updating
 Exploring the interface
 Introduction to RSLINX CLASIC
 Introduction to different kinds of MICRO LOGIX PLCs
RSLOGIX 500 Quick Start:
 Setting Up a New (Physical) Processor
 Project Setup
 Creating a Quick Program
 Running Our First Project
 Configuring IO and Data Files
 Adding Routines and Understanding Subroutines
RSLOGIX 500 Instructions and Programming Fundamentals:
 Introduction to Addresses and Editing
 Memory Scope
 Relay Logic Relay Demonstration
 Timers and Timer Demonstration
 Counters and counter Demonstration
 Comparators and Comparators Demonstration.
 Mathematical Operators and Maths Demonstration
 Analog Scaling and Analog Scaling Demonstration
 Moving Values
 Using Processor Scanning Bits for controls

ALLENBRADLEY CONTROL AND COMPACT LOGIX (STUDIO 5000)

Installation and Setup:
 Installing Studio 5000
 Installing Emulate 5000
 Exploring the interface
 Introduction to different kinds of STUDIO 5000 PLCs
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 Setting Up RSLINX and Communicating to Emulate 5000 to Studio 5000

TIA Portal Quick Start:
 Setting Up a New (Physical) Processor.
 Project Setup
 Creating a Quick Program
 Running Our First Project
 Exporting and Retrieving a Project
 Configuring IO Modules
 Using Processor Scanning Bits for controls
LAD Programming Fundamentals:
 Introduction to Addresses
 Memory Scope
 Relay Logic Relay Demonstration
 Timers and Timer Demonstration
 Counters and counter Demonstration
 Comparators and Comparators Demonstration.
 Mathematical Operators and Maths Demonstration
 Analog Scaling and Analog Scaling Demonstration
 Moving Values
 Jump to Subroutine and Labels
 PID (Proportional Integral and Derivative) Control Loops
 Modbus Communication (Modbus TCP/IP).
 Studio 5000 FLL and FAL
 Alias Tags
 GSV instruction
 Produced and Consumed Data
 Add-On Instruction
 Allen Bradley PLC Training Fault Capturing

FBD Programming Fundamentals:

 Function Block Structure (Blocks and chains).
 Local Inputs and Outputs
 Custom Function Blocks
 Chained Logic Example
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SCL Programming Fundamentals

 SCL Structure Keywords and Semicolons
 IF/THEN/ELSE and Assignments
 FOR and WHILE Loops
 CASE Statements
 Calling Functions

OMRON PLC PROGRAMMING USING CX-PROGRAMMER

 Introduction to OMRON PLC
 Block Diagram of OMRON PLC
 Function and Features of OMRON PLC
 Software Interfacing for OMRON PLC
 Bit Logics
 Basic Programming rules of PLC programming
 Interlocking Concept
 Interlocking Concept in Software
 PLC Simulation
 Creating a Function Block
 Function Block Project & Password
 Cycle Time, Program Capacity and clock setting
 PLC Upload and Download
 Backup Data Memory
 Debugging and online Editing
 PLC Data trace
 Timers
 Counters
 Comparison Instruction
 Mathematic Instruction
 Move, Keep, Increment and Decrement Instruction
 Program Control instruction
 Communication with OMRON PLC
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HMI AND SCADA PROGRAMMING AND DESIGN

This course will give you good knowledge on Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition and
Human Machine Interface Development, the course will also expose you to basic networking
skills with regards to PLC and SCADA Application. Students of this course should have very good
knowledge in PLC Programming.
 Introduction to HMI and SCADA
 Why is HMI and SCADA required
 Features and Function of modern HMI and SCADA System
 Types of SCADA system
 Elements of SCADA
 Architecture of SCADA
 Advantages and Disadvantages of SCADA
FACTORYTALK VIEW MACHINE EDITION:
 Hardware Overview
 Software Overview - FactoryTalk View studio
 New Application & FTView Studio Overview
 Creating and Working with Displays
 Working with Drawing Objects – Text Field, Images and Shapes
 Working with Push Buttons – Momentary Push Button Creation
 Linking HMI to PLC tags
 Numeric and String Displays and Objects
 Display Navigation and Pop-Up Display Management
 Leveraging Image Library and Symbol Factory
 HMI based Tags Overview
 HMI Files and Extensions Management -. APA and .MER files
 HMI User Permission
 HMI parameter Files Overview
 HMI Using Multiple Images for State Display
 HMI Alignment Tools and Object Positioning
 Initializing the Application and Creating the Navigation System
 Main Screen Layout and Development
 Main Screen Instrumentation Development and Layout
 Building the controls Pop-Up Screen
 Animating the Main Screen Level Displays
 Building the Recipe Screen
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 Finalizing the Main System Screen Faceplate

 Alarm and Alarm View
FACTORYTALK VIEW SITE EDITION:
 Introduction to FactoryTalk View Studio and FactoryTalk Directory
 Demonstration of FTView SE and FactoryTalk Directory Setup
 Creating a Network Application
 Summary Introduction to FT view and FT Directory
 FactoryTalk View SE Introduction
 Creating a Basic Graphic Display
 Demonstrating Creating a Basic Graphic Display
 Configuring Communication between FT view and a PLC
 Configuring Communications between FT view and a PLC
 Communication to PLC
 Configuring Communication between FTView and PLC
 How to Create Tags
 Demonstration of Tag Creation
 Summary. Creating HMI and Direct Reference Tags
 Tag Creation and Use
 Adding Live and Interactive Objects to your Displays
 Configuring Alarms, Clients and Macros
 Creating Alarms and Events
 Creating Trends and Data logs
 Attaching Security to items in the Application
 Configuring Security
 PID control Explained
 Demonstration of PID Control.

WINCC FLEXIBLE RUNTIME ADVANCED AND PROFESSIONAL.

 Introduction to SIMATIC WINCC
 Simatic WINCC SCADA Structure Types
 Communication between WINCC and PLC
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 Project Management in WINCC Explorer- New Project, Folder Structure, Computer

Name, Project Properties, Runtime Settings, Start Project, Stop Project, Close Project,
Copy Project, Backup Project, New project and Settings
 Tag Management – Tag management, create first tag, Tag types, Tag groups, Structure
tags, Creating Project tags, Tip and Tricks
 Screen and Graphic Management- Graphic Designer, Create Windows, Available
toolbars, Static Text, I/O field, Button, Layers.
 User Administration – Create new User, Create User Groups, Define User and Group
authorizations, Login/logout to system, Authorization inside WINCC Runtime
 WINCC UserAdminControl
 Alarm logging – Alarm logging, create first alarm, Define Alarm Group, Wincc Alarm
Control, Archiving Configuration
 Tag Logging – Create Process Archive, assign tags into process archive, configure logging,
Archiving and backup path settings, WINCC Trend Control, Insert trends into WINCC
Online Trend Control, Time Axis, Value Axis, Trends Testing, WINCC Ruler Control,
Export trends and Print trends
 Multilingual Application – Text Library, Default Language for Runtime, Translate Element
Texts, Text Distributor
 Scripts – Global Scripts, Global actions, VBScript Editor, Window Scripts, Element Scripts,
Actions, Scripts Diagnostics
 Download Project - Simulation VBScript in WINCC, How to Download a project created
by the instructor.
 Channel Diagnosis and Troubleshooting
 WINCC Web Navigator Configuration
 WINCC Professional Web-Ux
 WINCC with Kepserver OPC server
 WINCC with Simatic Net OPC server
 WINCC Connect with SQL Server
 SQL Database Wincc using VBScript
 Fetch SQL data in MS EXCEL
 Schedule Task Using VBScript
 Recipe Control
 Smart@Server and Smart client
 OPC UA Server and Client Configuration
 Transfer WebUX Website from Localhost to internet.
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WONDERWARE INTOUCH SCADA:

 Introduction of Wonderware InTouch SCADA Software.
 How to Install InTouch SCADA Software
 How to make a New Application in InTouch Software
 How to make a new Window in InTouch Software
 How to Use SCADA Library WIZARD
 How to Use Tag Name Dictionary
 How to work with Objects and Toolbar
 How to Use Bitmap
 How to use Break Cell/Symbol and Make Cell/Symbol
 Introduction of Animation Links
 Introduction of Touch links
 Touch Links-User input (Discrete, Analog, String)
 Touch Links-sliders (Vertical and Horizontal)
 Touch Links-Touch Push-Buttons (Discrete Value and Action)
 Touch Links-Touch Push-Buttons (window Show and Hide)
 Discrete and Analog Colour Link (Line Colour, Fill Colour and Text Colour)
 Object Size (Vertical, Horizontal and Diagonal)
 Location (Horizontal, Vertical and Diagonal Movement)
 Percent Fill (Vertical, Horizontal and Diagonal)
 Miscellaneous (Blink, Orientation, Disable, ToolTip)
 Value Display (Discrete, Analog and String)
 Basic Example of Animation Link
 Script Writing - Introduction of various Script types, Application and Windows Script, Key
Script, Condition Script, Data Change Script
 Trends in SCADA System
 Alarm System – Discrete and Real Value Alarm
 Recipe Management
 SCADA Security
 Interfacing with PLC and DDE Protocol
 Brief idea about Data, Database, Database Management System
 Brief Idea About SQL
 Introduction and Architecture of ODBC
 Intouch SQL server Connection.
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INTRODUCTION TO INSTRUMENTATION

This course is the complete guide to understanding Instrumentation and the application of
each.

This Instrumentation course will qualify you to work in Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, Automation,
electrical power plants, chemical plants companies.

It is for fresh graduated electrical engineer, fresh graduated communication engineer,

instrumentation engineer. Instrumentation technical, process engineer, installation and
commissioning engineer and sales engineer.

The course is designed to present the fundamentals of Instrumentation. This course will
primarily cover pressure, temperature, level and flow detection.

The coursework for an instrumentation technology program involves laboratory practice in

addition to academic lectures.

Students will

 Learn how to read, design and successfully understand ALL P&IDs through numerous
real industrial examples

 Learn about instrumentation principles, including the calibration, testing and operation
of such equipment.

 Learn how to use HART communicator in calibration.

 Learn how to calibrate pressure transmitter with Hart communicator "laboratory

practical application".

 Learn how to select, configure and maintain instruments.

 Understanding the main terms of automation control system.

 Learn how to select your instrument? How to calibrate it practically in laboratory

 Identify what is Instrument. why we use it. How it works.

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 Learn how to calibrate pressure gauge, pressure switch "laboratory practical

application".

 Level switches (Float, Capacitance, Optical, Conductivity, Tuning fork and Magnetic).

 Level Transmitters (Ultrasonic, Radar, Displacer, Delta P).

 Identify the flowmeters types (Obstructive and not Obstructive) meters, their principle
of operation, applications, advantages and limitations.

COURSE CONTENT

 Control Loop System – Open Loop Control, Closed Loop Control, Cascade loop Control

 Automated System term – Sensor, Controller, Final Control Element

 Sensor(instrument) – What should I measure?, Process Variables (Physical, Chemical and

Mechanical), Why Instrumentation?, How could I measure?

P&ID

 P&ID introduction

 How to design P&ID

 P&ID Flow Application

 P&ID Level Application

 P&ID Cascade Application

 P&ID Temperature Application

PRESSURE MEASUREMENT

 Introduction to Pressure Measurements

 Bourdon Tube
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 Diaphragm and Capsule Pressure Gauge

 Pressure Gauge Troubleshooting

 How to select your pressure gauge

 How to mount Pressure Transmitter

 Pressure Transmitter Components

 Transmitter output signals

 How to select your pressure Transmitter

 Transmitter mounting rules

 How to calibrate your pressure transmitter with HART Communicator

 Mechanical Pressure Switch

 Contact Pressure Gauge

 Electronic Pressure Switch

 How to select Pressure Switch

 Pressure switch Calibration

TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

 Temperature measurement introduction

 2,3,4 Wire RTD Resistive Temperature Detector

 TC thermocouple
 RTD vs TC

 Calibration Tc type E in Laboratory

 Temperature gauge
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 Temperature switch

LEVEL MEASUREMENT

 Level Measurement Introduction

 Float Level Switch

 Capacitance level switch

 Optical level switch

 Conductivity level switch
 Tuning fork level switch

 Magnetic level switch

 Continuous Level Measurements

 Ultrasonic Level transmitter

 Radar Level transmitter

 Displacer Level transmitter
 hydrostatic Level transmitter
 Differential pressure Level transmitter
 Level indicator

FLOW MEASUREMENT

 Flow measurement introduction

 Obstructive Flowmeters
 positive displacement (oval gear) Flowmeter
 Turbine flowmeter
 Vortex Flowmeters
 Rotameter
 Differential pressure flowmeter
 Magnetic Flowmeters
 Ultrasonic flowmeter
 Coriolis flow meter

 Coriolis flow meter zero trim

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FUNDAMENTALS OF INDUCTION ELECTRIC MOTORS

This course will bring you the fundamentals on induction electric motors specification and
operation. This is ideal to the beginners on this field that would like access to a clear, concise
and focused information on electric motors. On that you will learn how electric motors operate,
how to specify motors for the application, what are the components of a motors and what are
the methods to operate those motors.

ELECTRIC MOTOR

 What is an Electric Motor?

 Types of Electric Motors

PART OF THE ELECTRIC MOTOR

 Construction of an induction motor

 The induction motors
 The Frame
 End shields, flanges and classification

 Bearings

 Rotor

 Stator and windings

 Connection of the induction motor

 Ventilation
 Thermistors and RTDs
 Condensation and Heaters
 Encoders
 Brake Motors
 Construction and Classification

SPECIFICATION OF INDUCTION MOTORS

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 Motor Starting Current and Torque

 Motor Speed
 Vibration levels
 Protection rating - IP Level
 Hazardous Area Motors

INTRODUCTION TO STARTING METHOD OF INDUCTION MOTORS

 Direct Online
 Star delta starter
 Soft Starter
 Inverters
 VFD and voltage surges
 VFD and bearing protection

PNUEMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM

In this course, we are going to understand properties of pneumatic component, circuit diagram
of machines and automation systems, and practice at FluidSim.

 Introduction (Basic Pneumatic System)

 Valve
 Types of Valves – Directional Control Valves, 2/2 Directional Control Valve, 3/2
Directional Control Valve, 5/2 Directional Control Valve
 Press Machine
 Actuators
 Actuator sizing
 Flow control Element
 Air Motors
 Sensors
 FRL GROUP – Filters. Pressure Regulator, Lubricator
 Compressed Air Production and Preparation – Air Tank, Air Compressor, Centralized Air
Preparation, Dewpoint, Dehumidifiers, Main Line Air Filter, Air Quality Standard.

HYDRAULIC CONTROL SYSTEM

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This course introduces the basic fundamentals and functions of hydraulic systems, it gives you
an introduction to Methods of transmitting power with specific details on Fluid Power used in
hydraulic systems, then highlighting main difference between Hydraulic and Pneumatic systems

 Introduction to Hydraulic System

 Methods of Power Transmission
 Fluid Power and Its Scope
 Hydraulic Fluids Characteristics
 Hydraulic and Pneumatic System
 Applications of Hydraulic Systems
 Hydraulic System Basic Component
 Criteria for Hydraulic System and Component Selection
 Open and Closed Loop Hydraulic System
 Hydraulic System Symbols
 Hydraulic Oil
 Hydraulic oil storage tank / Reservoir
 Filters
 Accumulators
 Coolers
 Hydraulic Hoses and Connections
 Hydraulic Pumps
 Hydraulic Control Valves
 Hydraulic Actuators / Cylinder
 Hydraulic Energy Hazards
 Hydraulic Safety
 Hydraulic System Contamination
 Hydraulic System Troubleshooting
 Hydraulic System Maintenance

TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING

This course aims to present a comprehensive overview of the essential elements of effective
technical report writing and help delegates develop the practical skills required to write
successfully, for an internal or external audience. It will teach the fundamental skills for
technical report writing.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

 Appreciate the importance of technical writing skills necessary in a professional context
 Understand the stages in the preparation process of technical reports
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 Demonstrate the ability to pitch technical reports at the level appropriate to the
intended audience/reader
 Identify the essential features of reports, including format, linguistic and grammatical
accuracy along with the choice and application of graphics
 Apply the above principles to the production of effective professional, technical reports

COURSE CONTENT:
 Introduction to writing technical reports
 Planning your report
 Formatting and structuring a technical report
 The sections of your technical report
 The use of drafts
 Illustrations and graphics
 Writing in plain English
 Jargon and final layout issues
 Spelling, punctuation, and Grammar
 Proofreading methods
 Course summary

INDUSTRIAL SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT

This course involves a dedicated session for risk assessment. If risks are not managed correctly,
they can hinder the success of your project. You could even have your project derailed entirely.
This course teaches you how to anticipate, assess, and manage risk. Creating a risk
management plan, outlining and categorizing risks, performing a qualitative and quantitative
risk analysis, creating a response plan, monitoring progress, and ensuring projects stay within
budget and timelines will enable you to manage your risks effectively.

COURSE CONTENT:
 What is meant by Health, Safety and Environment?
 Basic Requirements of Health, Safety and Environment
 Basic definitions – unsafe conditions, unsafe act, near miss and accident
 Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment – Basic Definitions and how to Calculate Risk,
Hierarchy of control and ALARP
 Concepts review, Risk Assessment Sheet and Tips and Recommendations
 Fire Safety and Fire Prevention Techniques – Understanding Fire Triangle and Important
of learning Fire Safety, Classification of fire and How a Fire is Extinguished, Some
Common Fire Extinguishers and Their Uses: DCP, Water, CO2
 Basics of Behavior-Based Safety
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 Information about IOSH, OSHA, ISO 45001 and 14001

 Course Summary

INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

COMMISSIONING, MAINTENANCE & LIGHTING DISTRIBUTION (415V-230V LEVEL)

After completing this course, students will have a solid knowledge of the fundamentals of
electricity and how it functions within the home, including how electricity is generated,
transmitted to, transformed, and how it enters the home through the power meter, the main
breaker, and the branch circuit breaker panel. From there we cover in detail all types of
receptacles, switches, and light fixtures, and how to correctly wire them. Safe practices are
covered in detail, including the use of circuit testers.  The course includes an in-depth look at
rough-in wiring, and explains the role, use and importance of ground fault circuit and arc fault
circuit protection. At the end of the course the student will know how to take on most small
electrical projects and repairs around the home, both safely and competently.

COURSE CONTENT:
 Fundamentals of Electricity – Electrical Circuit Elements, Electrical wires identification
 RMU
 Transformers (Current and Voltage Transformer)
 Busway
 Practical installation of Non-Metallic Conduits in slabs
 Cable trays
 Electrical Panels
 Electrical systems (Practical Installation) -
 Lighting Protection
 Study of electrical fault
 Establishment of Short Circuit Current
 Introduction to Protective Relays
 Electromechanical Protective Relay
 Distribution Panel
 Breakers (MCB, MCCB, RCB, RCCB)
 Electrical Outlets, Receptacles
 Rough wiring – Pulling cable, Stapling and Drilling Holes, Electrical Outlet Boxes,
Installing Cables, Removing sheath and Stripping wires
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 Arc-fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) Breaker

 Electrical Theory (Amps, Volts and Watts)
 Electrical Measurement (power meters etc)
 Electrical Safety.