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SUMMARY:Miniskills Electrical
DESCRIPTION:MiniSkills Electrical In this training\, trainees will be introduced to fundamental electrical safety (OSHA-10 based)\, Alternating Current (AC) and Direct Current (DC) in fundamentals and their applications. Concepts of circuits. Use of measurement devices such as digital volt-ohm-ampere meters\, continuity and polarity devices will be introduced and used in hands-on application. Concepts of inductance and capacitance will be described and applied. Electrical schematics and pictorial-based plans for industrial use will be introduced. A combination of online learning reinforced with hands-on application activities will be used. Electrical Safety Introduction (OSHA-10 based) Identify major electrical hazards. Describe types of electrical hazards. Describe electrical protection methods. Recognize employer requirements to protect workers from electrical hazards\n\n. Module 1:  Basic Electrical Circuits Segment\n\n1:  Fundamentals of Electricity Segment\n\n2:  Electrical Circuit Components Segment\n\n3: Manual Input Devices Segment\n\n4:Output Devices\n\n\n\nModule 2: Electrical Measurements Segment\n\n1:Voltage Measurement Segment\n\n2:  Introduction to Series and Parallel Circuits Segment\n\n3:Current Measurement Segment\n\n4:Resistance Measurement Module\n\n3: Circuit Analysis\n\nSegment 1:  Power in Series Circuits\n\nSegment 2:  Power in Parallel Circuits\n\nSegment 3: Circuit Protection Devices Digital Multimeter (DMM)\n\n\n\nUsage Understand symbols used in selecting DMM measurements Measure AC Volts\, DC Volts Measure Amperes Measure Continuity Measure Resistance Electrical Schematics and Diagrams Identify symbols used electrical schematics and diagrams Identify the connections of symbols and lines to form circuits Observe the difference between electrical schematics\, diagrams and pictorial imagery Upon completion of this course trainees will be able to: Understand the inherit dangers of electricity and how to work safely with electricity Define basic electrical circuits including those using AC and DC electricity Identify electrical measurement devices and their uses Demonstrate the use of electrical measurement devices in AC and DC applications including voltage\, resistance\, current and continuity. View the basic structure of a given electrical diagram with symbols and lines as a circuit.\n\n\n\nCourse Length: 8 hours combined online and hands-on application* *Course length may vary based on number of trainees\, online content completion and comprehension.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:MiniSkills Electrical In this training\, trainees will be introduced to fundamental electrical safety (OSHA-10 based)\, Alternating Current (AC) and Direct Current (DC) in fundamentals and their applications. Concepts of circuits. Use of measurement devices such as digital volt-ohm-ampere meters\, continuity and polarity devices will be introduced and used in hands-on application. Concepts of inductance and capacitance will be described and applied. Electrical schematics and pictorial-based plans for industrial use will be introduced. A combination of online learning reinforced with hands-on application activities will be used. Electrical Safety Introduction (OSHA-10 based) Identify major electrical hazards. Describe types of electrical hazards. Describe electrical protection methods. Recognize employer requirements to protect workers from electrical hazards<br />\n. Module 1:&nbsp\; Basic Electrical Circuits Segment<br />\n1:&nbsp\; Fundamentals of Electricity Segment<br />\n2:&nbsp\; Electrical Circuit Components Segment<br />\n3: Manual Input Devices Segment<br />\n4:Output Devices<br />\n<br />\nModule 2: Electrical Measurements Segment<br />\n1:Voltage Measurement Segment<br />\n2:&nbsp\; Introduction to Series and Parallel Circuits Segment<br />\n3:Current Measurement Segment<br />\n4:Resistance Measurement Module<br />\n3: Circuit Analysis<br />\nSegment 1:&nbsp\; Power in Series Circuits<br />\nSegment 2:&nbsp\; Power in Parallel Circuits<br />\nSegment 3: Circuit Protection Devices Digital Multimeter (DMM)<br />\n<br />\nUsage Understand symbols used in selecting DMM measurements Measure AC Volts\, DC Volts Measure Amperes Measure Continuity Measure Resistance Electrical Schematics and Diagrams Identify symbols used electrical schematics and diagrams Identify the connections of symbols and lines to form circuits Observe the difference between electrical schematics\, diagrams and pictorial imagery Upon completion of this course trainees will be able to: Understand the inherit dangers of electricity and how to work safely with electricity Define basic electrical circuits including those using AC and DC electricity Identify electrical measurement devices and their uses Demonstrate the use of electrical measurement devices in AC and DC applications including voltage\, resistance\, current and continuity. View the basic structure of a given electrical diagram with symbols and lines as a circuit.<br />\n<br />\nCourse Length: 8 hours combined online and hands-on application* *Course length may vary based on number of trainees\, online content completion and comprehension.
LOCATION:The Training Place- Butte College
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URL:https://business.paradisechamber.com/events/details/miniskills-electrical-42573
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