Introduction to Electrical Troubleshooting (ETSX)

Please note the registration deadline of 4/12/27.

The Introduction to Electrical Troubleshooting course offers trainees the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a workshop lab environment, with 75% of the course dedicated to troubleshooting Real World simulators. This comprehensive course is specifically designed to equip maintenance technicians with the skills needed to excel in the field of electrical technology. Students will receive training using the latest equipment, including digital VOM, control circuit parts and components, AC motors, and real-world motor control circuit troubleshooting.

Learning Objectives:

Upon successful completion of this course, the trainee will be competent in:

• The knowledge of electrical safety.
• Analyzing simple AC circuits.
• AC motor theory and operation.
• Correct application of electrical protection devices.
• Analyzing motor control circuits.
• Interpreting electrical schematics and components (limit switches, prox switches, overloads, etc).
• Three phase circuit analysis.
• Troubleshooting conventional motor control circuits.

This training is part of The Talent Campus Michelin maintenance program.