Electrical Power Systems: Start-Up, Commissioning & Testing

Aimed at beginners in the maintenance and engineering sectors, this course focuses on the essential phases of electrical power system initialization—start-up, commissioning, and testing. Participants will gain foundational knowledge necessary for safely activating and verifying electrical systems, ensuring reliability and compliance with safety standards. Emphasis is placed on structured procedures, real-world troubleshooting, and emerging technologies in electrical systems.

• Understand the architecture and design of electrical power systems
• Conduct effective pre-start-up checks and start-up sequences
• Execute commissioning processes and validate system readiness
• Apply testing procedures using proper tools and safety protocols
• Identify and troubleshoot common electrical system issues

• Electrical technicians
• Junior electrical engineers
• Maintenance personnel
• Technical staff involved in electrical projects

Module 1: Introduction to Electrical Power Systems

• Components and functions of electrical systems
• Power system design principles
• Role of safety in system design

Module 2: Start-Up Procedures for Electrical Systems

• Pre-start-up inspection and checks
• Start-up sequencing and controls
• Monitoring and adjustments during start-up

Module 3: Commissioning Electrical Power Systems

• Planning and execution of commissioning activities
• System validation techniques
• Documentation and reporting

Module 4: Electrical System Testing

• Types of electrical tests and their purposes
• Testing equipment and methods
• Performance benchmarks and reporting

Module 5: Troubleshooting and Problem Solving

• Diagnostic procedures for electrical faults
• Common start-up and operational issues
• Implementation of corrective actions

Module 6: Safety Standards and Regulations

• Key electrical safety protocols
• Workplace regulatory compliance
• Safe handling and operating procedures

Module 7: Maintenance of Electrical Power Systems

• Routine and preventive maintenance practices
• Recordkeeping and documentation
• Integration with reliability-centered maintenance

Module 8: Advancements in Electrical Power Systems

• Emerging technologies in the power sector
• Sustainable and renewable integration
• Future trends and innovation paths

The course combines various teaching methods, including instructor-led presentations, group discussions, case study analyses, and assessments through quizzes and a final exam to engage participants and ensure they understand and retain the material.