This intensive course explores the critical interdependencies between power quality, system grounding, and equipment bonding in modern electrical installations. It addresses the rising challenges posed by non-linear loads, harmonic distortion, and transient surges that threaten system reliability and safety. Participants will gain a deep understanding of international standards and best practices for mitigating interference and ensuring operational stability. Through a combination of technical theory and practical analysis, the curriculum provides the expertise required to troubleshoot common power quality issues. By the end of this program, engineers and technicians will be equipped to design and maintain robust earthing systems that protect both personnel and sensitive electronic equipment.
This course is designed for electrical engineers, facility managers, maintenance supervisors, and consulting designers responsible for the reliability and safety of industrial and commercial power distribution systems.
Day 1 – Power Quality Fundamentals and Harmonics
Day 2 – Earthing Systems and Lightning Protection
Day 3 – Bonding, Mitigation, and System Health
Facilitated by a highly qualified specialist, who has extensive knowledge and experience; this program will be conducted using extensively interactive methods, encouraging participants to share their own experiences and apply the program material to real-life work situations in order to stimulate group discussions and improve the efficiency of the subject coverage.
Percentages of the total course hour classification are:
At the completion of the course, all participants who successfully accomplished the required contact hours will receive an EdTech Training Participation Certificate as a testimony to their commitment to professional development and further education.