Procurement and Supply Chain Management · MSD2785

Facility Maintenance

This Magna Skills offers Facility Maintenance training course begins with the fundamental principles that always apply to ensure safety. The training course then progresses through basic design procedures, inspection, testing and maintenance requirements, concluding with a review of power quality problems that affect the reliability of an installation where high technology interfaces with a supply.

The electrical designer, installer and maintenance team are all expected to provide an installation that is safe, cost effective and reliable throughout its lifetime.

This training course will provide an understanding of:

  • The initial assessment of an installation prior to the design
  • Selection of protective devices
  • Cable sizing and installation
  • Inspection and testing procedures
  • The maintenance requirements
Facility Maintenance
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$200 USD
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Course Outcomes

Expected learning outcomes

  • The safety factors required by national and international standards
  • The functional considerations that a designer has to take into account
  • How new technology can impact on the design particularly power quality
  • Safety requirements during installation, inspection and testing
  • Inspection and testing techniques that affect the maintenance requirements
  • How to improve productivity by improving the reliability of an installation
Target Audience

Who should attend?

  • Mechanical and Electrical Engineers
  • Mechanical and Electrical Technicians
  • Electricians
  • Maintenance personnel with responsibility for an electrical installation
Curriculum

Course modules and outline

Preliminary Design Requirements

The design process requires consideration of the installation requirements with respect to the load characteristics, the circuit arrangements, and the source of supply.

  • Building services
  • Purpose of an installation
  • Cables
  • External influences
  • Transformers
  • Compatibility
  • Protective devices
  • Maintainability

Design Characteristics

To enable work to begin on any electrical installation a detailed specification is required. This specification will be based on the safety and functional requirements considered in Day 1.

  • Electrical safety
  • Cable installation
  • IEC 60364
  • Terminations
  • Wiring regulations
  • Inspection and testing
  • Cable sizing
  • Documentation

Designing an Installation

Building on the first two days of the training course this module puts into practice the theories developed.

  • Single phase design
  • Power quality
  • Three phase design
  • Cable requirements
  • Protective device selection
  • Installation method
  • Earthing and bonding
  • Source of supply

Commissioning and Testing

The requirements for any maintenance routine begin during the design process and continue though installation into operation. In many countries there is also a legal requirement to maintain an installation in a safe condition.

  • The need to maintain
  • Test results
  • What is maintenance
  • Documentation
  • Introduction to commissioning
  • Harmonics
  • Inspection
  • Earth leakage

Periodic Maintenance

After the initial verification of the safety and function of the installation it is necessary to ensure that safety remains effective throughout the lifetime of the installation.

  • Maintenance Planning
  • Periodic inspection
  • Equipment reliability
  • Complex testing
  • Categories of system
  • Harmonic analysis
  • Safety critical
  • Records
Why Attend

Key course benefits

Practical capacity building approach
Designed for government, NGOs and public institutions
Real-world African case studies
Certificate of completion
Applicable tools and templates
Interactive facilitation and exercises
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