Electrical Installation, Wiring and Maintenance Certification

Why Select this Training Course?

The Rcademy Electrical Installation, Wiring and Maintenance Certification course is designed to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to develop engineering plans in compliance with global guidelines. This course focuses on the various civil engineering disciplines, including project management, structure, strategy, and testing.

The modules of this Electrical Installation, Wiring and Maintenance Certification course are designed around critical points on standards for a better appreciation of the systematic design of wiring systems. This includes the step-by-step process and example calculation of the required system power and the calculation of earth fault currents. This course not only imparts knowledge but also provides the accurate details you need to develop a safe, secure, and reliable electrical system for operation.

The scope of this Rcademy Electrical Installation, Wiring and Maintenance Certification is to provide participants with comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge. This knowledge will help participants start a new career or advance their knowledge and capabilities in the industry role they already possess, offering exciting career advancement opportunities. The core objective of this program is to develop participants into knowledgeable, informed, and effective supervisors or managers who are successful in electrical wiring, maintenance, and installation projects.

What is electrical installation and maintenance?

Electrical installation and maintenance involve setting up and upkeeping electrical systems and gear. This can entail wiring installation, fixing or swapping out faulty equipment, and ensuring the safety of electrical systems through routine monitoring and inspections.

What is an electrical installation document?

An electrical installation document or certificate, also known as an ‘I-cert,’ is a document issued by an electrician upon completion of wiring work. It confirms that the electrician has tested the installation and ensured its safety.

Who Should Attend?

The Rcademy Electrical Installation, Wiring, and Maintenance Certification is suitable for individuals looking to gain skills relevant to the electrical industry to start a career and those wanting to enhance their existing skills and knowledge. The course is suitable for:

• Electrical design aspirants considering starting a career in installing, wiring, and maintenance of electrical systems.
• Electrical trainees already engaged in an electrical apprentice course can use this module to add to their practical training with the theoretical instructions.
• Maintenance technicians who are currently working in a residential, commercial, or industrial setup and would like to add electrical maintenance procedures and troubleshooting techniques to their existing skill set.
• Contractors, builders, and other professionals involved in the construction field who want to master electrical installation practices through codes and standards on their projects.
• Facilities managers who oversee the maintenance and operation of buildings, facilities, or industrial plants requiring the expertise to understand electrical systems and supervise repair work.
• Individuals outside the industry seeking to make a career change in electrical engineering.

What are the Course Objectives?

After completing the Rcademy Electrical Installation, Wiring, and Maintenance Certification course, participants will be able to:

• Explain the fundamentals of operating and setting up electrical wiring systems.
• Choose appropriate types and ratings of electrical wiring systems.
• Recognise the significance of meeting safety requirements for electrical equipment and systems.
• Understand various earthing methods and their importance in ensuring safety.
• Perform basic calculations to assess the suitability of conductors and protective earthing elements for safe operation.
• Determine procedures for testing electrical systems.
• Conduct periodic checks and verification measures necessary for compliance with regulations.
• Develop simple operational safety guidelines.
• Create practical maintenance strategies for electrical wiring systems.

How will this Course be Presented?

This course is designed with participants in mind, tailored to meet their expectations and enhance their knowledge and skills. Using various practical methods, the platform ensures active and continuous learning. The course instructors are seasoned professionals in the field, bringing years of practical experience to the table. The course content is carefully designed, drawing from extensive research to comprehensively cover the subject.

The Rcademy Electrical Installation, Wiring and Maintenance Certification Course offer a blend of practical and theoretical learning. Participants can access various resources, including slides, lecture notes, case studies, videos, and real-life scenarios. Interactive quizzes, seminars, and mock sessions enrich the learning experience. Moreover, participants’ feedback is valued, so a platform is provided to share their thoughts, ensuring their satisfaction with the course.

What are the Topics Covered in this Course? 

Module 1: Introduction to Electricity

• Basic concepts of electricity
• Electrical units and measurements
• Ohm’s law and electrical calculations
• Types of Electrical Circuits

Module 2: Electrical Wiring Fundamentals

• Types of wiring systems
• Cable types and sizes
• Wiring diagrams and symbols
• Circuit design and layout

Module 3: Residential Wiring

• Single-phase and three-phase electrical systems
• Wiring techniques for residential buildings
• Installation of outlets, switches, and lighting fixtures
• Wiring for appliances and HVAC systems

Module 4: Commercial and Industrial Wiring

• Three-phase power distribution
• Wiring methods for commercial and industrial settings
• Installation of distribution panels and subpanels
• Motor control circuits and equipment

Module 5: Insulation of Electrical Systems and its Function in Safety Considerations

• The function of electrical protection
• Role of electrical insulation
• Liquid and solid dielectrics
• Insulation class and temperature evaluations
• Calculating the demand of electrical systems for the ideal conductor sizing

Module 6: Earthing of Electrical Systems

• Methods adopted for system earthing
• The need for earthing of electrical systems
• At the load (protective earthing)
• Protective conductor
• At the source (system earthing)
• Equipotential bonding

Module 7: Earth Fault Detection and Protection

• Earth fault loop impedance
• Computation of earth fault current
• Earth fault sensing techniques
• Appropriate length of low-voltage (LV) feeder lines for effective earth fault recognition

Module 8: General Arrangement, Control and Protection

• Fault protection against overcurrent
• Arrangement of electrical installation
• Switchboards
• Added protection by lasting current devices
• Safety against Undervoltage
• Safety against Overvoltage
• Protection against fire hazards due to arcing faults
• Control of electrical installation

Module 9: Selection and Installation of Wiring Systems

• Sizing of conductors
• Installation
• Types of wiring systems
• Current-carrying capacity
• Aerial wiring systems
• Voltage drop considerations in sizing
• Earth sheath return system
• Busbar trunking systems and rising mains
• Enclosure of cables

Module 10: Selection and Installation of Electrical Apparatus

• Protection against thermal effects
• Connection of electrical equipment

Module 11: Earthing Provisions and Earthing Conductors

• Earthing of equipment
• Earthing functions
• Earthing arrangements
• Equipotential Bonding
• Earth fault loop impedance
• Multiple Earthed Neutral (MEN)

Module 12: Damp Situations

• Fountains
• Saunas
• Baths, showers, fixed containers
• Pools and tubs
• Case studies

Module 13: Exceptional Electrical Installations

• Sites containing baths, showers or other damp situations
• Visual inspection
• Testing
• Extra-low voltage electrical installations
• High-voltage electrical installations
• Hazardous areas, emergency areas

Module 14: Electrical Safety and Regulations

• Overview of electrical safety principles
• National and local electrical codes
• Personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Grounding and bonding requirements

Module 15: Emerging Technologies

• Smart Home Automation
• Wireless Power Transfer
  • Inductive charging pads
  • Resonant charging systems
  • Radio Frequency (RF) energy harvesting
• Energy Storage Systems (ESS)
• Remote Monitoring and Diagnostics
• Safety Innovations
  • Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs)
  • Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs)
  • Insulation Monitoring Devices (IMDs
• Digital Twins for Electrical Systems