High Voltage Training

Course delivers safety requirements for high voltage equipment & HV maintenance entry levels and introduces HV Power system composition requirements to HV protection systems. There are two level of this course - operational and management.

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Cost: USD 700
Time: 8:30 -17:00
Course Country: Malaysia
Certification

Bureau Veritas

This course is certified
by Bureau Veritas.
Duration: 2 days
Participants: 6 prs
Validity: 5 years
Language: English
Online: Yes:

Malaysia contacts

Address: 27-11, Mid Valley Boulevard
Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia, 59200

Purpose

Teach the participants to realize safety requirements for high voltage equipment & HV maintenance entry levels. Introduce HV Power system composition requirements to HV protection systems. Explain main HV system components: generators, motors, switchboards, circuit breakers, control relays and transformers. Introduce system documentation so that they can follow correct procedure to perform periodic maintenance in a safe manner

Approved by Maritime Port Authorities of Singapore in accordance with STCW

Course Content

High Voltage Training course covers the following topics:

  • Pertinent regulatory matters (IMO, flag state, company specific)
  • Electrification
  • Regulations
  • Alternators and Automatic Voltage Regulators (AVR)
  • Medium voltage switchgears
  • Hands on exercises
  • MV / LV transformers
  • Power distribution
  • Safety of operations

Special (customized) content of the Marine High Voltage course may be
adopted, as per customer specific requirements.

Assessement

At the end of the course, every trainee will take a written examination.
A certificate confirming student's success at achieving a minimum 75% pass will be issued at the end of the course.
In the event of an unsuccessful result, (examination mark below 75%) trainee is recommended to go through the received course material in soft copy at home & pass a re-test exam in 2 (two) working days.

Admission Requirements

Certified chief engineers, engineers, electrical/electronic engineers (ETO) and maintenance personnel on board who are responsible for the daily maintenance of the High Voltage systems.

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Get in touch with our bookings team on +6014 325 6625 or email the team at lerus.asia@lerus-online.com

Electrical Training: Focusing on High Voltage Systems

Lerus Training offers a comprehensive High Voltage (HV) training course in Malaysia, designed to meet the safety requirements for high voltage equipment and HV maintenance at entry levels. This course is essential for authorized persons, including senior authorized personnel, who are required to carry out HV switching operations and manage high voltage power systems. The training program covers the composition requirements of HV power systems and introduces participants to HV protection systems. It is tailored for those who need to understand the operation and maintenance of high voltage electrical systems, including substations and switchrooms. The course is accredited by Bureau Veritas and spans two days, accommodating up to 6 participants per session.

Essential Training for Safe Operation of High Voltage Power

The High Voltage training course is aimed at teaching participants the safety requirements for high voltage equipment and maintenance. It explains the main components of HV systems, such as generators, motors, switchboards, circuit breakers, control relays, and transformers. The course also includes system documentation training, enabling participants to follow correct procedures for periodic maintenance safely. This training is crucial for authorized persons who need to enter high voltage environments and perform HV switching operations. With a focus on safety and proper training, the course ensures that delegates are equipped with the knowledge and skills required for safe operation within high voltage environments.

Frequently asked questions - High Voltage Training

After completing the course with Lerus, will participants receive a certification?

Yes, upon successful completion of our course, participants will receive a certification from Lerus, attesting to their understanding and proficiency in high voltage training.

What is the primary objective of the High Voltage Training course offered by Lerus in Malaysia?

The High Voltage Training course in Malaysia is designed to teach participants the safety requirements for high voltage equipment and HV maintenance entry levels. The course introduces HV Power system composition requirements to HV protection systems and explains main HV system components such as generators, motors, switchboards, circuit breakers, control relays, and transformers. It also aims to introduce system documentation so participants can follow the correct procedure to perform periodic maintenance safely.

What topics are covered in the High Voltage Training course?

The High Voltage Training course covers a range of topics including pertinent regulatory matters (IMO, flag state, company specific), electrification, regulations, alternators and automatic voltage regulators (AVR), medium voltage switchgears, MV/LV transformers, power distribution, and safety of operations. The course also includes hands-on exercises and can be customized based on customer-specific requirements.

Who is the target audience for the High Voltage Training course?

The course is intended for certified chief engineers, engineers, electrical/electronic engineers (ETO), and maintenance personnel on board who are responsible for the daily maintenance of the High Voltage systems.

Why choose Lerus for the High Voltage Training course in Malaysia?

Lerus is a global company known for its commitment to delivering high-quality training experiences. In Malaysia, Lerus maintains its standards of excellence, ensuring participants receive comprehensive training in high voltage systems. With expert instructors and advanced training methodologies, Lerus stands as a reliable choice for specialized training in the maritime and offshore sectors.
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