Course Objective

The expected outcome of this course is that the participants will be able to:

• Identify common electrical hazards and safety precautions in electrical systems
• demonstrate circuit testing using electrical measuring instruments
• describe the characteristics and operation of generators
• describe the characteristics of electrical switchboards
• identify instrumentation and automation applications on board
• determine different types of electric motors and their applications.
• Interpret and construct electrical circuit diagrams
• assemble simple motor starter and troubleshoot simple and complex motor controls.
• demonstrate preventive maintenance and repair electrical equipment

Content of the Course

Course Content

• Electricity and electrical safety
• Electrical measuring instruments and testing
• Generators and AVR
• Switchboards
• Transformers
• Engine Instrumentation (sensors/transmitter/transducer & measuring instrument) and Control
• Electric Motors and Controllers
• Switch, relay, contactor and control components
• Electrical Schematics
• Fault-finding and Testing procedures
• Practical Demo / Hands-on

Target Groups

This course is intended for shipboard management and operational level engineers.

Duration

5 working days