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This day-long workshop provides an understanding of electricity; and focuses on increased awareness and presentation of industrial and home accidents. It fulfills the OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) mandate stated in 29 CFR 1910 for electrical safety training for "qualified" personnel who work on energized circuits.
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This seminar is for maintenance personnel who work with instrumentation and control systems. Calibration of thermocouples and RTD, pressure and level transmitters, I/P transducers and actuators, configuration of HART instruments. Hands-on exercises allow you to use the state-of-the-art calibrators, such as Fluke 707, Fluke 719, Fluke 725, Fluke 744, Fluke 754, Emerson 475 Field Communicator.
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This seminar is for electricians or maintenance personnel who work with AC variable frequency drives. If you are involved with the set up or troubleshooting of AC drive systems, this training will benefit you. The two-day training consists of a series of hands-on exercises, demonstrations and lectures designed to help you learn by doing and observing.
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In this four-hour course, participants will cover 1) General Facility Rules 2) Hazard Communication 3) Personnel Hazards and Protection 4) Equipment Hazards 5) Emergencies and Environmental Concerns and 6) Supplemental Information such as MSDS Sheets and a Glossary of Terms.Upon successfully passing an exam at the end of the course, participants will receive a course completion card which may be used for entry into local manufacturing facilities.
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