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MIND YOUR SAFETY

by Dave Smith
	A lot changes in 30 years
	Where do you Stand on the Left-Hand Rule
	And then the lights went out
	Hard hats and jerking knees....again
	Listening Alone is Not Learning
	Check Applicable Up-to-Date Drawings
	Heads up and hats off with foam inserts
	Know your responsibility before you cross-train
	Open Season on Pranksters
	Shush! People are trying to not get themselves killed
	The application of safety grounds
	Avoid future extraordinary losses
	Bulletproof your safety documentation
	Catch the Z462 train... or be crushed by it
	CSA Z462 puts the squeeze on small electrical contractors
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"...a wealth of information to be learned."

Steve Dawson, Electrician - Campbell & Kennedy.

"...valuable teaching on the proper use of HV test equipment, what test equipment to use and the reading we should see while doing so in a safe manner."

Neil Guyat, Operations Supervisor - Smith & Long Ltd.

"Very good. The instructor was knowledgable and willing to answer questions."

Fred Broder, Owner - Broder Electric.

"This was a valuable interpretation of control circuits, grounding and motor starters. I would recommend this course to other electricians. It had excellent content and the instructor was very knowledgeable."

Mark Capron, Shell Canada Ltd

"All of the information from this course is applicable. I would suggest it for all electricians and it helps that the instructor had worked on all the high voltage equipment before. Personal experience helped this course a lot."

Rob Birtles, Shell Canada Ltd.

"The course covered a lot of material directly related to my job and I would recommend it to anyone doing this kind of industrial work."

Damien Power, Cornerbrook Pulp and Paper

"I found this course highly beneficial, as it gave me a better understanding of relay protection, current calculation and breakers. The instructor gave excellent real world examples on faults and maintenance so I would recommend others to take this course."

Robert Aucoin, Cornerbrook Pulp and Paper

"This course was well worth it. The direction on how to accomplish certain tasks will be very useful."

Dan Carnelli, Cancarb Ltd

Upcoming Courses

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High Voltage Maintenance
Edmonton, AB
Sep 13, 2010 - Sep 17, 2010

High Voltage Maintenance
Edmonton, AB
Sep 20, 2010 - Sep 24, 2010

High Voltage Maintenance
Saskatoon, SK
Oct 18, 2010 - Oct 22, 2010

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Course Catalogue

High Voltage Maintenance

$ 2499.00 per attendee 5 Days 8 Hours / Day

This course has open class dates available. SCHEDULE

This course is available for onsite training. ONSITE QUOTE

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Personnel responsible for High Voltage equipment and systems will learn predictive and preventative maintenance skills through a detailed analysis of their own installations through case studies of common and catastrophic failures.

A large selection of testing instruments will be on hand as will be a comprehensive array of functional test specimens. Participants will be involved in a combination of classroom and hands-on labs which they can then apply to their own facilities testing and maintenance programs.

Whether they be at a management or maintenance level the large majority of prior participants indicate this curriculum has recouped it's cost in less than 90 days.

Who Should Attend: Electricians, Technicians, Line Worker, Generator Mechanics, Metering Specialists and any other worker who's daily duties involve the maintenance of HV and related systems.