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This professional development course is designed for engineers and technicians who need practical knowledge regarding the application, installation, maintenance, and testing issues relating to low, medium, and high voltage switchgear, circuit breakers, and power transformers.Receive a Certificate of Completion from EIT.Learn from well-known faculty and industry experts from around the globe.Flexibility of attending anytime from anywhere, even when you are working full-time.Interact with industry experts during the webinars and get the latest updates/announcements on the subject.Experience a global learning with students from various backgrounds and experience which is a great networking opportunity.Gain practical knowledge regarding the application, installation, maintenance, and testing issues relating to low, medium, and high voltage switchgear, circuit breakers, and transformers.Get a solid understanding of critical electrical equipments like switchgears, circuit breakers and transformer, with an overriding emphasis on safety.Learn to operate modern switchgears from market leaders like Sprecher and Schuh, Schneider, ABB, Siemens.Circuit breakers, switchgear, and power transformers are critical components in electrical distribution systems, and their operations significantly affect the overall performance of the system.The installation of high voltage distribution and transmission equipment has increased considerably over the years due to the ongoing global demand for power. Their failure can impose extraordinarily high costs on plants, factories, and utilities of all descriptions. It is critical that all personnel operating and working with such equipment have a sound knowledge of their operational requirements and maintenance.This course will help you gain a solid understanding of the issues associated with the proper application, installation, and maintenance of these critical items of equipment, with an overriding emphasis on safety.Case studies covering the leading manufacturers equipment will illustrate important practical principles. Other power system protection components will be discussed as well to ensure that switchgear is understood in the correct context.

School of Electrical Engineering