Airedale Training

Introduction to Electricity and Production Line Wiring: A 2-3 Day Practical Course

Course Code : ELE-C-1001

Ideal for:

Engineers with some prior knowledge of basic electrics and production line wiring

Duration:

2 to 3 days

Content:

This intensive 2 to 3-day course provides a foundational understanding of electrical principles and practical skills essential for working with production line wiring. Designed for individuals new to electrical work or those needing to refresh their knowledge in an industrial context, the program balances theoretical learning with hands-on application and assessment.

Course Highlights:

Fundamentals of Electricity: Explore the basic concepts of voltage, current, resistance, and power, and learn how to apply Ohm's Law to simple circuits.
Electrical Safety: Understand critical safety practices for working with electricity in an industrial environment, including hazard recognition, the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and lockout/tagout procedures.
Circuit Basics: Learn about series and parallel circuits, how to interpret basic electrical diagrams and symbols, and the function of common electrical components.
Production Line Wiring: Gain practical knowledge of wiring techniques specific to production machinery and control panels, including understanding different cable types, termination methods, and protection devices (fuses, circuit breakers).
Test Equipment: Get hands-on experience using essential electrical test equipment such as multimeters for measuring voltage, current, and resistance.
Practical Application: Participate in practical exercises simulating real-world production line wiring scenarios to build confidence and competence.

Modules Covered :

• Basic Electrical Principles & Theory
• Promise-E Drawings
• Common Electrical Components
• Circuits
• Electrical Safety
• Safe Isolation
• Legislation & Regulations
• Crimping Procedures
• Torque Tools
• Wiring components

• Level 1 Crimp Assessment, QA 52,

Assessment: Your understanding and practical skills will be assessed through a combination of theoretical evaluation and hands-on practical tasks.
This course aims to equip participants with the essential knowledge and practical abilities to safely and effectively work with basic electrical systems and wiring commonly found in production line environments.

Study method:

This course combines classroom and practical work with a theory tests and a number of practical assessments.