Training

On-Site Training

Our Power Systems Seminars have been specifically developed for engineers, engineering technicians, and field relay technicians and aim to provide attendees with a strong basis of knowledge in relay protection philosophy and design theory.  These three and four day seminars are a great way to provide professional development opportunities and grow the knowledge of your teams.

Benefits of an on-site seminar:

  • Our expert facilitators come to you
  • Train your team in one location
  • Choose dates and schedule that are optimal for your team
  • Reduce travel expenses
  • Build comradery amongst the team during training
  • Customize the topics that fit the needs of your organization
  • Tailor questions and discussions to situations your organization experiences
  • Earn PDH credits to maintain PE Licenses or earn CTDs towards NETA Certifications*

 

Testimonials

“Mike Wright was a great presenter – made very technical engineering information make sense to a non-engineer.”

“Adrian Zvarych has a wealth of knowledge and information. Best instruction we’ve had in the last 3 to 4 years.”

“I liked the interactive exercises because they helped to drive the content home.”

“Rick Ashton is a great instructor. Very knowledgeable and kept us engaged. Material was relevant and basic enough for entry EEs.”

“I liked how the instructor used real life examples to show us how the theory applies in the real world.”

“As a new technician with not a lot of experience, I found the class curriculum to be extremely helpful.”

“I found the material covered in the course to be applicable to my work.”

Ready to set up training?

We can work with you to choose the seminar that best fits your goals, tailor our courses to your needs, and bring them to a location of your choice.

 

If you are interested in this on-site program service, contact Sarah Salgueiro at 321-244-0170 x-348 or [email protected].

PDH Credits

The Power Systems Seminars have been approved by the Florida Board of Professional Engineers for professional development hours. Power Systems 101, 102, and 103 have been approved for 32 professional development hours; Power Systems 104 has been approved for 24. For attendees seeking PE credits for other states, please check your state’s PDH regulations.

NETA CTDs

The Power Systems 101, 102, and 103 courses are eligible for 32 NETA Continuing Technical Development Credits (CTDs). NETA Certified Technicians (Level III and Level IV) are required to earn a minimum of 48 CTDs every three years to maintain their certification. For more information about the CTD program and requirements, please contact the NETA office at [email protected] or 888-300-6382.

 

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