Course description
The "Fundamentals of UPS and Battery Systems" workshop is an intensive three-day training designed for professionals tasked with the crucial responsibility of ensuring power system integrity through the effective management, maintenance, and troubleshooting of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems and batteries. This comprehensive course combines theoretical insights with practical, hands-on training, providing participants with a deep understanding of UPS system architecture, operation, and the complexities of battery management within an industrial context.
Who should attend?
- Electrical and Maintenance Technicians
- Facility and Operations Managers
- Energy Systems Engineers
- Any professional responsible for maintaining power integrity and system maintenance in industrial, commercial, or institutional settings
Training content
Course Outline:
- Day 1: Focus on the overview and operation of UPS systems, including an introduction to types, significance, components, and operational stages, complemented by hands-on discovery of UPS components.
- Day 2: Dedicated to battery management and maintenance, offering a detailed study of battery technologies and hands-on training in performing critical battery tests and maintenance procedures.
- Day 3: Concentrates on advanced troubleshooting and maintenance planning for UPS systems, with an overview of protection systems, emergency response strategies, and the development of a comprehensive maintenance plan.
Course delivery details
Key Benefits:
- Deep Understanding of UPS Systems: Participants will gain foundational knowledge about the architecture, operation, and types of UPS systems, crucial for ensuring continuous power supply and minimizing downtime in critical operations.
- Expertise in Battery Management: Detailed insights into battery technologies, selection criteria, maintenance strategies, and troubleshooting techniques will empower professionals to enhance the reliability and lifespan of battery systems.
- Hands-On Troubleshooting Experience: Through extensive hands-on training, including real-world scenarios and the use of advanced diagnostic equipment, attendees will master the art of diagnosing and resolving common and complex issues in UPS systems and battery packs.
- Best Practices and Maintenance Planning: Participants will learn to apply best practices for the installation, testing, and maintenance of UPS systems, and will be guided in developing a comprehensive maintenance plan that incorporates CSA Z463 guidelines.
Certification / Credits
Upon completion, participants will:
- Be proficient in the operation and maintenance of various UPS systems.
- Possess the skills to perform critical battery tests and maintenance procedures.
- Be capable of diagnosing and troubleshooting common and advanced issues in UPS systems and battery packs.
- Know how to develop and implement a comprehensive maintenance plan for UPS and battery systems, ensuring reliability and compliance with industry standards.
This workshop is an invaluable opportunity for professionals to enhance their skill set, ensuring they are well-equipped to manage the complexities of UPS systems and battery maintenance, thereby contributing to the operational excellence and safety of their organizations.
Reviews
Average rating 5
Excellent course, especially considering it's the first run. Lots of equipment to test, measure, and play with. I would recommend it to others who work on UPS and batteries.
We had a lot of opportunities to ask questions, and the instructions for the lab were clear. We also had a lot of fun and no one got hurt as there was a good focus on safety.
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Canada Training Group
Canada Training Group stands as a premier provider of industrial electrical safety and technical training. With over 40 years of expertise, we specialize in delivering comprehensive, results-oriented training programs designed to enhance safety, productivity, and efficiency across various industries. Our...
The course was interesting with good knowledge. I loved being able to build and take apart equipment for hands-on testing.