Available Training
Qualus University is your source for comprehensive training programs offered by our subsidiary companies Power Grid Engineering and CE Power Engineered Services.
Courses have been developed for power system professionals including technicians, engineers, and project managers, and aim to provide attendees with a strong basis of knowledge in a variety of topics. Courses listed below are offered for open enrollment or on-site custom training.
Power Systems Training Courses
Circuit Breaker Operations and Maintenance Training
This training promotes knowledge and understanding of industry standards, operation and maintenance services for various circuit breaker types.
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Generation, Transmission and Distribution Training
This training covers knowledge, understanding and applications of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.311, 335,269 and NFPA 70E as related to Generation, Transmission and Distribution.
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Hazardous Communication Training
The Hazardous Communication Safety Training promotes knowledge and understanding of OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200 Hazardous Communication guidelines.
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Lockout/ Tagout Training
The Lockout/Tagout training promotes knowledge and understanding of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 Lockout/Tagout work practices and compliance with applicable OSHA and NFPA 70E standards.
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NFPA 70E Arc Flash Training
Covering key arc flash training safety topics this course complies with NFPA 70E, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.332 for safety related work practices, and the NEC.
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One-Line Diagram Training
This course focuses on understanding and applying one-line diagrams in system operations.
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Protective Grounding Training
This technical training promotes knowledge and understanding of grounding devices per OSHA and NFPA 70E standards.
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Transformer Operations and Maintenance Training
This training promotes knowledge and understanding of industry standards, operation and maintenance services for various transformer types.
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Power Systems Seminars
Power Systems 101: Relay Philosophies:
Power Systems 101 is geared toward answering many of the big picture questions about Protection & Control. This class is beneficial for hands-on field technicians, new protection & control engineers and other utility company staff that want to know more about how a power system works.
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Power Systems 102: Protection Considerations and Communications:
This four-day seminar provides a look at generation, capacitor banks, reactor banks, underfrequency, DC systems, distribution protection and communication systems.
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Power Systems 103: Relay Testing and Commissioning:
Power Systems 103 Seminar is geared toward answering fundamental questions about Field Commissioning of Protection and Control Equipment. This class is beneficial for hands-on field technicians, new protection & control engineers and other utility company staff that want to know more about field testing.
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Power Systems 104: Relay Schemes and Testing Calculations:
The Power Systems 104 Seminar was developed by an experienced relay technician for the purpose of training relay technician students. It provides the students with in-depth knowledge of how the protective relays work so the Relay Technician can better understand how the protective relay tests must work when executing testing & commissioning activities.
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Power Systems: SCADA & Communications
Power Systems: SCADA & Communications is a five-day, detailed introduction to SCADA and Communications. The course entails lecture, theory, and hands on activities to reinforce understanding and application within the protection and control field environment.
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Power Systems: Industrial Fundamentals
Power Systems: Industrial Fundamentals is a stand-alone class that aims to provide attendees with a strong basis
of knowledge in industrial and institutional power system theory, configurations, and operational considerations.
This training is geared toward answering some of the foundational questions for industrial and institutional power
systems.
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Virtual NFPA 70E
IEC 61850 Training
There are no training sessions.
