Substation Testing and Maintenance I

Who Should Attend?

This course will be of benefit to technicians, supervisors, field engineers, apprentices and others who
actually perform or are responsible for the maintenance, testing and evaluation of the most common types
of substations devices.

Course Description:

Participants will perform the maintenance and testing required for common substation devices, including
power transformers, lightning arrestors, protective relays and insulating liquids. This hands-on, practical based
course focuses on what to do, when to do it, how to interpret the results from testing and
maintenance, and the actual test procedure required.

Learning Objectives:

• Review of current industrial substation safety requirements.
• Explain the value of performing transformer insulating liquid test and dissolved gas analysis.
• How to perform the various tests required on industrial and utility transformer.
• Evaluate transformer test data.
• Explain the various tests used to determine serviceability of lightning arrestors.
• Overview of protective relays associated with substations.

Prerequisites:

Training and/or 2 years experience in electrical maintenance or construction with a good understanding of electrical theory and a working knowledge of electrical testing and electrical systems. Experience in high voltage substations is a plus.

See the complete training course outline for more information.

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