It explains electrical principles, equipment, safety practices, and practical applications needed to work effectively with electrical systems in industrial, commercial, and technical environments.

• Understand basic electrical terms, laws, and principles.
• Recognize common electrical equipment and their operation.
• Improve communication with electrical engineering teams.
• Enhance safety when working around electrical systems.
• Interpret basic electrical drawings and documentation.
• Develop practical knowledge of power systems and troubleshooting concepts.

• Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, and Industrial Engineers
• Project Managers and Supervisors
• Technical and Operations Personnel
• Maintenance and Facility Staff
• Anyone interacting with electrical systems without formal training

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include:
• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

Day 1: Basic Electrical Concepts & Terminology

• Voltage, current, resistance, and power
• Ohm’s law and basic electrical calculations
• AC vs. DC concepts
• Single-line diagrams introduction
• Electric shock and arc flash basics

Day 2: Electrical Components & Equipment

• Transformers, motors, generators overview
• Circuit breakers, fuses, and protection devices
• Control panels and switchgear basics
• Cables, wires, and insulation types
• Power distribution systems

Day 3: Power Systems & Industrial Applications

• Understanding loads: resistive, inductive, capacitive
• Power factor and energy efficiency
• Motor control systems and starters
• Introduction to variable speed drives (VFDs)
• Electrical reliability concepts

Day 4: Electrical Drawings & Safety

• Reading electrical schematics and diagrams
• Symbols and notation in electrical drawings
• Lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures
• Grounding and bonding principles
• Workplace electrical safety standards

Day 5: Practical Exercises & Troubleshooting Concepts

• Common electrical faults and symptoms
• Basic troubleshooting workflow
• Use of multimeters and test instruments (non-technical exposure)
• Case studies and real-world scenarios
• Final review and course assessment

A RECTUS attendance certificate will be awarded to all participants who complete at least 80% of the total course duration.