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This one-hour course provides an introduction to several grounding and earthing core concepts, including: the purpose of grounding and earthing, the electrical systems that comprise an electrical grounding/earthing system, the sphere-of-influence theory, basic information about electrodes, and basic information about the types of testing related to grounding and earthing. This course is delivered in a single 1-hour session.
This two-hour course is designed to educate the manager about the legal risks and responsibilities related to their primary electrical safety system for personnel: the grounding, earthing, and bonding systems at their facilities. Cost-of-life analysis, regulatory responsibilities, testing protocols, test equipment, and the fundamentals of electrical faults will be discussed. This course is delivered in a single 2-hour session.
This four-hour course is designed to educate the student on why grounding and earthing is important and to make them aware of the full scope of electrical phenomena or "factors" related to the grounded or earthed conductor system. The course will discuss the purpose of grounding and the engineering factors associated with grounded systems. This course is not designed to educate the student on regulatory issues. This course is delivered in a single day, across two 2-hour sessions.
This four-hour course is designed to educate the student on the basics of grounding and earthing electrodes as related to the National Electrical Code (NEC). The course will also discuss how to conduct 2-point continuity and 3-point resistance-to-ground testing. This course is a supplement to the 101 course, and is part of the "One-Hundred Series" designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of grounding, once all five (5) parts have been completed by the student. This course is delivered in a single day, across two 2-hour sessions.
This four-hour course is designed to educate the student on lightning strikes, lightning protection systems (LPS), the standards and regulations governing lightning protection, lightning risk assessments (LRA), and the basics of lightning protection system installations. The course is not intended to be an installation guide, but a general educational course on how lightning protection systems work and what the key areas or protection are needed. This course is a supplement to the 101 course and is part of the "One-Hundred Series" designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of grounding, once all five (5) parts have been completed by the student. This course is delivered in a single day, across two 2-hour sessions.
This four-hour course is designed to educate the student on the grounding and earthing requirements for cell sites, data centers, server rooms, laboratories, and other electronics-heavy systems. This course will cover real-world applications of testing methods, and discuss the requirements found in Motorola's R56 Standard, AT&T's Standard ATT-TP-76416, and the ANSI/TIA-STD-607-D. This course is a supplement to the 101 course and is part of the "One-Hundred Series" designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of grounding, once all five (5) parts have been completed by the student. This course is delivered in a single day, across two 2-hour sessions.
This four-hour course is designed to educate the student on the complexities of fault currents, isolated grounds and special grounding systems for electronics and instrumentation. The course will cover real-world walk-throughs of faults scenarios and neutral-to-ground bonds. This course is a supplement to the 101 course and is part of the "One-Hundred Series" designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of grounding, once all five (5) parts have been completed by the student. This course is delivered in a single day, across two 2-hour sessions.
This eight-hour course combines the material in the Introduction to Grounding 101 Course with the material in the Applications to Grounding & Earthing 102 Course, and provides additional information about grounding electrodes, electrical code compliance, and basic information about human safety in high-voltage environments. This course includes materials covered in the "One-Hundred Series" of grounding and earthing classes. This course is delivered across two-days, in four 2-hour sessions.
This sixteen-hour course covers all of the material in the 201 course, and is enhanced with relevant material related to high-voltage substation electrical safety and IEEE 80. Training will include how the earth/soil impacts grounding and earthing systems, fault currents, and how to properly test the primary electrical safety mechanism (grounding and earthing systems) at substations. This course includes material covered in the "One-Hundred Series" of grounding and earthing classes, as well as the 201 course. This course is delivered across four-days, in eight 2-hour sessions.
This four-hour course is designed to educate the student on the grounding and earthing requirements for cell sites, data centers, server rooms, laboratories, and other electronics-heavy systems. This course will cover real-world applications of testing methods, and discuss the requirements found in Motorola's R56 Standard, AT&T's Standard ATT-TP-76416, and the ANSI/TIA-STD-607-D. This course is a supplement to the 101 course and is part of the "One-Hundred Series" designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of grounding, once all five (5) parts have been completed by the student. This course is delivered in a single day, across two 2-hour sessions.
This twenty-four hour course includes all of the material covered in the 401 course, plus supplemental training regarding IEEE 80 substations grounding, and isolated grounding systems for instrumentation and electronics. This course includes material covered in both the "One-Hundred Series" and "Two-Hundred Series" of grounding and earthing classes, as well as the 401 course. This course is given in across six-days, in twelve 2-hour sessions.
This twenty-four hour course includes all of the material covered in the 401 course, plus advanced training regarding real-world testing, and isolated grounding systems for instrumentation and electronics. This course includes material covered in both the "One-Hundred Series" and "Two-Hundred Series" of grounding and earthing classes, as well as the 401 and 402 courses. This course is delivered across six-days, in twelve 2-hour sessions.
This twelve-hour course provides a detailed overview of the British Electrical Code BS7671 for those persons already familiar with the US National Electrical Code or the Canadian Electrical Code. The course will detail differences in terminology, how electrical systems are categorized, how the codes are similar, and how they differ. The course also details how BS7671 relates to the International Electrical Code (IEC). This course is delivered across three days, in six 2-hour sessions.
Modules can be customized and tailored to fit specific needs, unique to your requirements. Contact E&S Grounding Solutions today to discuss your customized courses.
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