MCP’s Mechanical to Electrical City and Guilds accredited training course is designed for technicians who have no previous electrical background, to enable them to work on specific electrical tasks competently and safely.
Outcome
On successful completion of this training course, delegates will have completed a range of competence assessments including, isolation, termination of a range of cables, plugs and sockets, replacing and resetting protective devices, replacing motors and sensors on a like for like bases.
“Up-skilling our mechanical technicians across production and maintenance has helped us to motivate our staff and reduce down time.” Muller Dairy
Certification
- City & Guilds Accredited
- NVQ Certification of Unit Credit (part 4)
Mechanical to Electrical Training Part 1
- Health and Safety
- Emergency Isolation
- Supply Systems, Single and Three Phase, Reduced and Extra Low Voltage
- Protective Devices, Fuses, MCB’s, RCD’s and Overloads
- Cable Systems and Terminations
- Earthing and Bonding
- Use of Instruments
Duration
4 days
Course Price
£935+VAT
Dates & Location
Please look at our training calendar for the next available dates and location.
Mechanical to Electrical Training Part 2
- Health and Safety
- Isolation up to 400 Volts Three Phase
- Test and connect Three Phase motors D.O.L.
- Replace and Setting Motor Overloads
- Introduction to Inverters
- Use of Instruments to Measure Continuity and Insulation Resistance.
Duration
4 Days
Course Price
£935+VAT
Mechanical to Electrical Training Part 3
- Health and Safety including relevant parts of Electricity at Work Regulations and BS7671
- Simple Relay Control Circuits
- Control Devices including Limit Switches and Proximity Devices
- Fault Finding on Single and 3 Phase Systems
- Reading Electrical Drawings
- Review of Parts 1 and 2 and Final Written Exam
Duration
4 days
Course Price
£935 + VAT
Dates & Location
Please look at our training calendar for the next available dates and location.
Mechanical to Electrical Training Part 4
Transfer the training you’ve learnt in Parts 1-3 into the workplace. You select the electrical tasks, and we work with you to plan implementation.
Content:
- Electricity at Work Regulations
- Use of Instruments
- Drawings and Diagrams
- Fault Finding on single and 3 phase systems
- Component testing
- Fault finding techniques
Duration
4 days – plus time spent building portfolio
Course Price
£935 + VAT
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