Our Electrical Maintenance and Repair training programs teaches fundamental electrical theory, safety, troubleshooting, and hands-on skills for installing, maintaining, and fixing electrical systems in residential, commercial, or industrial settings.
This program is suitable for those who tend to change their career, to current maintenance staff (mechanical fitters), or aspiring electricians/ Technicians focusing on practical skills like using multimeters, reading blueprints, and fault diagnosis to ensure safety and system efficiency.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 4 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
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To enroll in a course, you need to click on apply button or get started button on the home page or any other page on our website. After submitting your admission request order, you be contacted by the admin officer for further information.
Yes, most of our courses offer a certificate of completion, provided you meet all the course requirements, such as passing exams, completing project and submitting assignments.
Courses often include assignments, and sometimes final exams to assess your understanding of lessons. The specific assessment methods will be detailed in the course syllabus.
Courses can be paid for using a credit/debit card, PayPal and offline via bank transfer, or other payment methods specified on your entrance into school. Payment is required at the time of enrollment.
Requirements
- Who Should Attend? Mechanical fitters, maintenance technicians, facilities managers, builders, career changers, or anyone needing to understand and work with electrical systems safely. (PLCs, sensors), and diagnosing issues in motors, lighting, and controls.
Features
- Fundamentals: Basic electrical theory (voltage, current, resistance), circuits (series/parallel), safety protocols (PPE, lockout/tagout), and using tools like multimeters.
- Installation & Wiring: Commercial/residential wiring, conduit bending, cable termination, and understanding electrical codes.
- Troubleshooting: Fault diagnosis, schematic reading, control systems (PLCs, sensors), and diagnosing issues in motors, lighting, and controls.
- Industrial Focus: Industrial controls, Motor Control Centers (MCCs), Variable Speed Drives (VSDs), and hazardous area requirements.
- Advanced Skills: PLC programming, predictive maintenance, and power quality.
