Startup Events in Warrendale

This workshop teaches power system engineers and technicians how to perform short circuit analysis and understand power system diagrams. Students will learn calculation techniques and protective device applications over 4.5 days. The course offers practical exercises to develop foundational skills in industrial power system analysis.

This workshop covers electrical and arc flash safety guidelines for personnel working on or near energized equipment. It is designed for electricians, technicians, engineers, and safety professionals to help them implement industry standards and minimize workplace hazards. Attendees will learn to comply with NFPA 70E and OSHA regulations to maintain safe electrical work environments.

This four-day workshop covers startup, commissioning, and maintenance of Eaton's automatic transfer switches and controllers. It is designed for experienced field service engineers, technicians, and maintenance personnel working with transfer switch equipment. Attendees will gain hands-on experience and product-specific certification through practical and written exams.

This is a three-day course on industrial power systems analysis focused on protective device coordination and arc flash analysis. It is designed for engineers and technicians who want to deepen their understanding of power system protection and safety standards. Attendees will learn to apply IEEE and NFPA standards and use time current curves for system coordination.

This course provides electricians, technicians, and engineers with fundamental skills in electrical testing needed for startup, commissioning, and preventive maintenance. It focuses on practical tests using various equipment on actual systems. Attendees gain hands-on experience to ensure equipment operability throughout its life cycle.

This workshop teaches how to read and understand low voltage and medium voltage electrical drawings used in distribution systems and equipment. It is designed for electricians, project managers, and field service engineers responsible for reviewing and editing electrical drawings. Attendees will learn standard symbols and drawing styles to support planning, commissioning, and troubleshooting tasks.

This four-day course provides experienced field service technicians with training on commissioning and maintenance of various switchgear types. Attendees learn electrical testing fundamentals and equipment classification through classroom and lab exercises. The course covers proper upkeep of circuit breakers and switchgear components to ensure reliable operation.

This workshop teaches electrical safety principles for qualified workers to recognize and mitigate electrical hazards using proper protective equipment and procedures. It targets electricians, technicians, and safety professionals who must comply with OSHA and NFPA 70E standards. Attendees gain hands-on skills and certification to maintain safe work environments and reduce risks.

This course teaches engineers, technicians, electricians, and managers responsible for lockout-tagout and electrical safety how to identify and control hazardous energy sources. Attendees learn systematic approaches to develop and maintain safe work environments through demonstrations and comprehensive techniques. The program enhances hazard recognition and mitigation skills essential for workplace safety.