ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN EXPERIENCED BASED COURSE IN PLANDRI SAUDIA QATTAR DUBAI MASQAD

Electrical technician course

This program enables students to train as apprentices in Electrician.Electricity is essential for light, power, air conditioning, refrigeration, and so many of the conveniences we take for granted every day.Electrical technicians install, connect, test, and maintain electrical systems that bring electricity from power generating plants to our homes, offices, schools, and places of business. In the electrical technician diploma program at Kaplan Career Institute, you could acquire the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits you need to start a promising new career and become a qualified electrical technician.

Electrician and Technician Course Contents:

1:How to add electrical capacity to meet growth requirements of a building

2:Replacement of old systems and how to conduct periodic maintenance and repair of various systems and components

3:Copper and aluminum cabling

4: Service mains and multiphase power

5:Power distribution and utilization

6:Electrical power generation, transmission and protection

7:Industrial telecommunications

8:Electrical maintenance and installation

9:Services

10:Sales

11:Design

12:Repair

The Electrical Engineering Technician program will provide you with a solid foundation in electrical and electronic theory and practices.

In this college engineering program's courses, under the supervision of a qualified instructor, you'll be exposed to a defined range of electrical functions. Among them will be installation, testing, maintaining, repairing, analyzing and troubleshooting specific kinds of electrical circuits, equipment and systems.

The School of Engineering Technology and Applied Science's labs will present ample opportunity for extensive practice to develop the skills required to assume entry-level positions in the electrical industry and related areas.

Upon program completion, you'll be able to work as an entry-level electrical engineering technician in a range of employment settings in commercial and utility industries that use electrical technology. You'll also be prepared for various other electrical environments, including those relating to power distribution and utilization, electrical maintenance, and installation and control systems.Students should have or be pursuing a high school diploma or GED

National certification is available for students who complete this course including OSHA 10-hour Certification

State approval and/or state requirements associated with this program vary by state.

Detailed Course Topics Covered

Describe the building trades and technology industry and associated career paths

Identify the professional skills required for success and career advancement in the industry

Complete basic measuring tasks and math calculations required in the building trades workplace

Explain the safety procedures and equipment commonly used in the building trades workplace

Explain the proper use, care, maintenance, and safety considerations for using common hand tools

Explain the proper use, care, maintenance, and safety considerations for using common power tools

Identify common rigging equipment and procedures used on a construction site

Read common construction drawings and plans

Identify various sectors and trade career options in the electrical industry

Identify the electrician apprenticeship/training requirements and responsibilities

Apply electrical safety practices and personal protective equipment

Apply electrical and circuit theory, measurement, and knowledge of schematic diagrams to electrical tasks

Accurately check for continuity

Using the National Electrical Code® (NEC®) information properly

Apply knowledge of electrical boxes and mounting procedures to electrical tasks

Properly bend, cut, ream, and thread conduit

Properly select and install various types of raceways and fittings

Properly build a low voltage and coax cable

Properly select and install conductors

Accurately interpret electrical drawings, lighting plans, power riser diagrams, equipment schedules, and specifications

Complete electrical system planning and installation in residential and commercial dwellings

Properly use various types of electrical test equipment