Foundation Electrics for Mechanical Technicians Course
This three-day course has been curated specifically for mechanical technicians and engineers working alongside electrical systems. You’ll gain fundamental knowledge of electrical work, safety, fault diagnosis, and industry standards and regulations. Equipped with basic electrical theory and skills, you’ll be able to perform safe-isolation and first-line maintenance tasks, including troubleshooting, replacing, and testing electrical components.
Please be aware that this course is not a fast track to becoming an electrician. Instead, the Foundation Electrics for Mechanical Technicians Course combines classroom teaching with practical learning to provide participants with the understanding, experience, and confidence needed to work with electrical systems, components, and equipment. As such, it is ideal for industrial maintenance, manufacturing, and mechanical engineering professionals.
Why Enrol in the Foundation Electrics for Mechanical Technicians Course?
Ideal for mechanical technicians and engineers who wish to cross-train in electrical fundamentals, this course will equip you with the skills and expertise needed for routine electrical checks and maintenance. It enables you to work safely around electrical equipment and bridges the gap between mechanical and electrical disciplines.
In completing this course, you’ll enhance your versatility and safety awareness to become an indispensable member of any multidisciplinary engineering team.
Foundation Electrics for Technicians course overview
Combining theory with practical examples applicable to mechanical trades, the Foundation Electrics for Mechanical Technicians Course covers the following.
Course Topics
- Electrical legislation and regulations
- Electrical safety
- Arc flash awareness (definition, CAL ratings, and relevance within the workplace)
- Basic principles of electricity
- Safe isolation
- Testing on 0V circuits (multimeter use, continuity testing, insulation resistance testing)
- Single-phase and three-phase motors
- Variable frequency drives
- Safety relays (purpose, function, and difference from normal circuits)
Mechanical technicians and engineers who want essential electrical knowledge to enhance safety and effectiveness in their roles.
No, this course is designed for beginners with a mechanical background.
Yes, a certificate of completion is provided at the end.
Yes, safety is a key focus, helping you work confidently around electrical systems.
24 hours (Mon-Fri).
