Effective Grounding & BondingCorrect Applications for Safe Electrical Installations

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For various reasons, electrical system grounding and bonding procedures are not very well understood. This seminar provides up-to-date theory, practice and knowledge necessary for design, construction, safety, operations and management of electrical facilities. The seminar offers a comprehensive coverage of grounding and bonding procedures, electrical code requirements, substation and safety grounding, sensitive electronic equipment and lightning protection. Practical case studies are used to reinforce knowledge of the grounding and bonding principles studied during the seminar.

Course ObjectivesParticipants will learn to: • Identify and avoid electrical hazards caused by incorrect grounding and bonding methods • Reduce electrical equipment problems and failures by employing safe and correct

grounding and bonding methods • Become more familiar with electrical code requirements • Maximize safety in the operation of all types of electrical facilities

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Who Should AttendEngineers, technologists, managers, electrical contractors and consultants involved in the design, installation, inspection, maintenance or operation of electrical facilities.

Continuing Education Units1.4 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be awarded for participation in this course. One CEU is equivalent to 10 classroom hours or 10 professional development hours (PDHs). Professional Engineers who want to register their CEUs should indicate this on the course registration form.

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Instructor Les Stoch, President of L. Stoch and Associates, offering electrical engineering services, professional development and training. His industry experience includes 21 years with Ontario Hydro as an Electrical Inspection Manager and Engineer. He served for eight years on the Provincial Advisory Committee, which develops Ontario's Electrical Safety Code.

Cost$1050 pp + tax Registration fee includes lunch, refreshments and a set of notes that will serve as reference and information

Time & LocationDate: November 21st - 22nd, 2012Time: Daily from 8:30am – 4:00pmLocation: Source Atlantic Training Center, 331 Chesley Drive, Saint John NB

Questions? Contact Julie Boudreau (506) 658-4973 boudreau.julie@sourceatlantic.ca

Note: Subject to cancellation if there are not enough registrations. Standard cancellation policy applies to all registrations. Please visit www.cte.dal.ca for full policy details.

Day 1IntroductionWhat is Grounding?Electrical Safety GroundingWhat is Bonding?Other Important InformationQuestions and Answers

Day 2Substation Grounding Electronic Equipment Lightning Protection Measurement Techniques Case Study #1 - Retro�tting an Existing InstallationCase Study #2 - Electrical contact accident Case Study #3 - Fatality Study Open Discussion

*Detailed course outline availableat www.cte.dal.ca or contact Julie Boudreau

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