Prerequisite: None
Power System Protective Relays
Recommended Duration: 3 Days
This course is designed for new technicians, or is a

good review for
experienced engineers. It includes maintenance,

troubleshooting
and testing on protective relays. Topics include types

and function
of protective relays, power transformer and bus

protective relays.
Prerequisite: None
Control Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Recommended Duration: 3 Days
Designed for personnel involved in the operation and

maintenance
of motor control circuitry. Topics include controls

fundamentals,
development of circuits, control components,
troubleshooting with maintenance, and circuit

diagrams.
Prerequisite: None
Harmonic Analysis
Recommended Duration: 2 Days
A review of electrical system components that generate

harmonics.
Effect of harmonics on system components.

Recommendations for
reducing system harmonics. Harmonic analysis tools and

harmonic
measurements. Introduction to harmonic filters.
Prerequisite: None
Fans, Pumps, and Compressors
Recommended Duration: 2 Days
An introduction to the principles of operation and the

laws of
physics that apply to fans, pumps and compressors.

Maintenance
and troubleshooting are focused on electrically driven

machines.
Prerequisite: None
Solid State Power Conversion
Recommended Duration: 2 Days
This course is targeted for those needing a basic

understanding
of semi conductor devices and variable frequency power

conversion.
Topics include semiconductor operation (diodes, SCRs,

GTO's,
IGBT's) half and full wave rectifiers, DC converters,

PWM/SCR/GTO
inverters, IEEE duty classes, failure modes and fault

protection.
Prerequisite: Electrical engineering/education

recommended
Substation Power Equipment
Recommended Duration: 4 Days
This course is directed at new and experienced

electricians.
It features procedures for maintenance and testing of

equipment
found in a typical substation, such as lightning

arresters, oil circuit
breakers, fuses, protective relays and transformers.
Prerequisite: None
Motor Maintenance
Recommended Duration: 2 Days
This course provides practical, specialized

information on inspection,
testing, maintenance and troubleshooting of electric

motors.
Topics include fundamentals of motors, ac and dc

machines, motor
application, vibration, alignment, and bearings.

Lecture Only.
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Electrical Safety
Electrical Safety and New NFPA 70E for Qualified

Individuals
Recommended Duration: 1 Day
Course content includes safety around electrical

systems; effects
of current on the body; PPE for working near energized

equipment;
additional PPE that is required for applying

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
to equipment that is to be de-energized; electrical

power tool
safety; static electricity; grounding and bonding;

applying electrical
safety grounds to de-energized electrical equipment.

If purchased
with a GE Arc Flash Hazard Study, this course will be
customized for the customer to incorporate

explanations of
selected results of the study detailing issues found

or to be
addressed.
This course is for individuals who face the risk of

electrical shock,
electrocution, or arc flash if systems are not reduced

to an electrically
safe work condition. (This course meets the electrical

section
of OSHA requirements of 29 CFR 190.269, 29 CFR

1910.303,
through 29 CFR 1910.333.)
Prerequisite: Standard Work Place Personal Protective

Equipment
Training and Lockout/Tagout Training recommended.
Fundamentals of NFPA 70E
Recommended Duration: 1/2 Day
This course is for individuals who have responsibility

for implementing,
training, and enforcing the safety related work

practices
of the NFPA 70E Consensus Standard.
Prerequisite: None
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
Recommended Duration: 1/2 Day
Designed for individuals who may be involved in

Lockout/Tagout
work as defined by 29 CFR 1910.147. This course

reviews the
steps necessary to prevent serious injury from the

unexpected
release or start-up of hazardous energy.
Prerequisite: None
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General Information
Customized Training Programs
Our programs feature curricula tailored to each

customer’s
particular requirements. These personalized programs

provide
world-class, site-specific training for owners and

operators of
electrical distribution & control equipment.
Course durations can vary depending on the needs of

the individual
customer. Class size is limited to ensure the highest

level of quality
instruction and to maximize individualization.
Courses are presented in a manner that is readily

understood
and can be applied to each student’s particular job.
At-Your-Site Training
? We offer a broad selection of electrical training

courses
 for industrial, utility and commercial operations.
? Our courses are unique in that they are designed and

taught
by GE’s training experts. Our instructors have vast

experience
installing and maintaining the types of electrical

equipment
and systems that are the subjects of these courses.
? As a student, you receive insightful, practical

knowledge that
you can readily relate to and apply.
? Site training is an economical approach since

courses are
held at the customer facility where living and

transportation
expenses can be reduced.
? Course offerings are structured to balance theory,

hands-on
application and engineering concepts for maintenance

and
operation personnel.
? Recording devices are not allowed. The contents of

our classes
are fully copyrighted and cannot be recorded or

duplicated
without our permission.
Classroom Training
? Standard classroom training courses are also offered

at any
of our global training centers.