Erection & Commissioning of Electrical Equipments

Erection & Commissioning of Electrical Equipment is designed to provide practical knowledge of the installation, erection, testing, and commissioning of electrical equipment used in industrial and power projects. The course covers site preparation, equipment handling, positioning, alignment, and installation practices. Participants learn about transformers, switchgear, circuit breakers, motors, generators, cables, busbars, and other major electrical systems. It explains electrical and mechanical checks required before energization and commissioning. The course introduces inspection procedures, testing methods, safety requirements, and documentation practices. Participants gain an understanding of insulation resistance, continuity, earthing, protection, and functional testing. It also covers pre-commissioning checks, system energization, troubleshooting, and performance verification. Emphasis is placed on following applicable standards, manufacturer recommendations, and approved project procedures. The course helps engineers understand coordination between electrical, civil, mechanical, and instrumentation teams during site activities. Overall, it provides a practical foundation for safely completing electrical erection and commissioning activities in industrial and infrastructure projects.