Industrial Electrical Power Maintenance Training

Develop the core electrical safety, troubleshooting, and motor control skills technicians need to confidently support industrial power systems.

Electrical Power Maintenance Skills Training provides technicians with a strong foundation in industrial electrical systems, safety, and troubleshooting. Designed as a starting point for working with electrical power, this course builds the essential knowledge needed to safely support and maintain electrical systems in an industrial environment. Participants develop an understanding of electrical safety, electrical measurements, circuit fundamentals, and proper electrical connections. The course then expands into three-phase power, motors, motor starters, and basic motor controls-helping technicians connect theory to real-world maintenance applications.

Course Snapshot

Key Objectives

  • Understanding and identifying electrical safety hazards
  • Using a digital multimeter
  • Troubleshooting fuses and circuit breakers
  • Troubleshooting control transformers
  • Wiring three-phase motors
  • Troubleshooting three-phase motors
  • Replacing variable frequency drives (VFDs)

Course Details

  • Standard 40-hour course (customizable)
  • Small class sizes for focused instruction
  • Led by tv1ST-certified, plant-floor experienced instructors

What’s Included

  • Student guide for each participant
  • Hands-on exercises using industry-specific training simulators
  • MST Certificate of Completion

Build a Complete Industrial Maintenance Training Program

MST offers electrical and mechanical training that can be combined around a facility’s job tasks and skill gaps. Electrical Power establishes the foundation for Electrical Controls Maintenance Training and PLC Controls Maintenance Training, while Mechanical Concepts Maintenance Training develops skills involving bearings, seals, belts, chains, couplings, alignment, and pumps.

Does MST use equipment simulators in electrical maintenance training?

Yes. MST’s Electrical Power course includes hands-on exercises using industry-specific training simulators. The exercises help technicians apply concepts involving electrical measurements, circuits, motor wiring, and troubleshooting.

Does MST offer both electrical and mechanical maintenance training?

Yes. MST offers Electrical Power, Electrical Controls, PLC Controls, and Mechanical Concepts training. Courses can be combined into a customized industrial maintenance program based on the facility’s equipment, job tasks, and identified skill gaps.

Does Electrical Power training prepare technicians for PLC troubleshooting?

Electrical Power training builds foundational knowledge in electrical safety, measurement, motors, starters, and basic controls. Those skills can help prepare technicians to advance into electrical controls and PLC troubleshooting training.

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ABOUT MST

Multi-Skill Training Services, Inc. (MST) can enhance the performance of your industrial maintenance personnel by improving your maintenance employees’ technical skills through targeted training.