• Matt Jackiw, SaskPower
    "This course was well instructed with good hands on learning. I would recommend this course to others."
  • Graham Pittman, Syncrude Canada Ltd.
    “The most useful and helpful electrical course I've ever done with Syncrude. Every electrician should take this course at some point in their career. Makes you think about the problem on a larger scale, then narrow down that your testing area.”
  • Clint Olsen, Pattern Energy
    Paul was very knowledgeable, with plenty of real-life examples to add to the course.
  • Steve Ferguson, JGW Machine
    The course was good. I learned some things that will help my supervisor position. Videos were helpful to get the point across.
  • Aaron Paterson, Centerra Gold
    The instructor was very knowledgeable and conveyed content clearly and concisely. Any questions we had on the presented topics were answered.
  • Ron Book, Glenboro Mechanical
    "This is a good course to take to get a better understanding of what electricity actually does in a low voltage system. It also helped me understand which tools can help me while troubleshooting and what to expect when working with an electrician."
  • Liz Panikulam, Irving Shipbuilding Inc.
    "The course was very well structured and very useful our industry. The material provided during the course will make great reference material. This is a very useful course for anyone commissioning or maintaining electrical equipment."
  • Tony Cranford, Newfoundland Power
    “This was a really good course and instructor(Ed Rideout). I found great improvement in troubleshooting procedures and documentation. It also reduced number of steps to find faults by 50% to 75% (more efficient). I recognized different ways to troubleshoot (both open circuits and short circuits). I...
  • Eric Royackers, Western University
    The course was well informed and moved along at a good pace.
  • T.W. Garvey, Department of National Defence
    “I found this course to be very precise and to the point, teaching an effective and expedient means to troubleshoot a system that is more or less universal. I found the method this course taught to even be effective on systems I was not familiar with; using this method I was able to successfully troubleshoot...

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