Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Fundamentals of Electrical Workshop Safety

• Understand electrical hazards and risk mitigation.
• Apply personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements for electrical work.
• Follow safe handling, grounding, and insulation procedures.

2. Overview of Electrical Workshop Tools and Equipment

• Identify and use basic hand tools, including:
• Screwdrivers, pliers, wire strippers, and crimping tools.
• Wrenches, hex keys, and insulation tape.
• Operate power tools for electrical work, such as:
• Electric drills, soldering irons, and cable crimping machines.

3. Electrical Measuring Instruments and Testing Equipment

• Understand and use multimeters for voltage, current, and resistance measurement.
• Learn how to operate clamp meters, megohmmeters (insulation testers), and continuity testers.
• Use oscilloscopes for signal analysis and troubleshooting.

4. Electrical Components and Wiring Accessories

• Identify types of wires, cables, and connectors.
• Work with resistors, capacitors, relays, fuses, and circuit breakers.
• Assemble and test terminal blocks, switches, and sockets.

5. Practical Wiring and Circuit Assembly

• Understand basic electrical circuits and wiring configurations.
• Learn proper cable routing, conduit installation, and panel wiring.
• Perform basic troubleshooting of electrical connections and components.

6. Introduction to Electrical Panels and Distribution Boards

• Identify main electrical panels and sub-panels.
• Understand wiring of circuit breakers, relays, and distribution systems.
• Apply basic load calculations for safe electrical installations.

7. Soldering, Termination, and Cable Management

• Learn proper soldering techniques for electrical joints.
• Use heat shrink tubing and terminal lugs for safe connections.
• Implement cable management techniques for organized installations.

8. Hands-On Exercises and Workshop Practice

• Participate in practical exercises for tool handling and circuit assembly.
• Conduct real-world troubleshooting scenarios and fault diagnosis.
• Develop a personal toolkit checklist for electrical workshop use.

Target Audience

• Electrical technicians and maintenance personnel
• Engineering students and apprentices
• Industrial electricians and plant operators
• Facilities and building maintenance teams
• Safety officers in electrical workshops