Engineering Essentials

Introduction Level

Electrical Fault Finding and Preventative Maintenance

This course goes beyond reactive maintenance, empowering you to prevent breakdowns from happening in the first place. Learn the art of preventative maintenance, where you'll analyse system history, identify potential issues, and implement proactive measures to eliminate repeat problems.

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At a glance

Face-to-face delivery

£1800 +VAT

4 days

Is this course for you?

Do you:

  • Want thorough understanding of equipment troubleshooting principles and practices?
  • Want expertise in developing and implementing preventative maintenance strategies?
  • Want to have in-depth knowledge of condition-based monitoring techniques?
  • Want the ability to identify and resolve equipment failures quickly and effectively?
  • Want the skills to develop and implement effective maintenance schedules?
  • Want to enhance your problem-solving and decision-making abilities?

Then this course is for you.

  • Safety refresher
  • Sequence mapping
  • Half split technique
  • Six-point technique
  • Five whys
  • Flow charts.
  • Preventive maintenance
  • Condition based monitoring.
  • Fault recording

Upon completion of this course, the learner will:

  • Complete a safety refresher to ensure safety is at the forefront of all they do.
  • Understand how to produce a sequence map to understand the system so they can quickly identify problems and understand the cause.
  • Will know how to use the following fault-finding techniques, half split, six-point and five whys.
  • Will be able to use and create fault-finding aids such as flow charts.
  • Be able to create a preventive maintenance strategy taking into account manufacturer guidance and historical failure data.
  • Understand the importance of maintaining equipment to fulfil PUWER regulations.
  • Understand what we mean by condition-based monitoring and be able to apply a variety of techniques.
  • Be able to effectively record equipment failure and understand how to use data when fault finding and its importance when creating preventative maintenance strategies.
  • Maintenance engineers
  • Electrical engineers
  • Mechanical fitters
  • Service engineers
  • Maintenance managers
  • Controls engineers
  • Automation engineers
  • System Integrators

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If you have any questions or would like to know more about this course, register your interest today by completing the form below.

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