Electrical Drawing Seminar

Course Duration: 2 Days

Course Description:
This two-day electrical drawing seminar is designed to prepare electrical personnel to troubleshoot from electrical drawings at commercial, industrial and institutional installations. Students will begin with one-lines and three-lines, and progress through schematics and relay/ladder logic diagrams. Students are encouraged to bring examples of their own facilities prints to use during practical exercises. Low, medium and high-voltage installations will be reviewed as requested by students.

Who Should Attend:
Electrical technicians, field engineers, project managers, inspectors, contractors, and journeyman electricians who depend on effective skills and knowledge of print reading.

Electrical Drawing Seminar Course Outline:

I. Print Reading Basics

1. Legends
2. Electrical symbols
3. Basic layout
4. Practical exercise using example prints

II. One-Line Diagrams

1. Purpose
2. Types
3. Interpretation and use
4. Practical exercise using one-lines

III. Elementary Electrical Diagrams

1. Purpose
2. Interpretation and use
3. Practical exercise using elementary diagrams

IV. Electrical Schematics

1. Purpose
2. Interpretation and use
3. Practical exercise using schematics

V. Field Exercise Using Prints and Local Facility

VI. Relay/Ladder Logic Diagrams

1. Introduction to ladder logic diagrams
2. Logic symbols
3. Interpretation and use
4. Practical exercise

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