Your technicians will move beyond theory to apply diagnostic techniques on real equipment. We structure our curriculum to give attendees the confidence to perform repairs that meet National Electrical Code standards.
Technicians often replace electric motors that could be repaired because they lack deep knowledge of operational theory. We cover the specific mechanics of single-phase, three-phase and DC motors to help your team distinguish between simple electrical issues and complex mechanical failures.
Students use industrial-grade tools including megohmmeters and multimeters to diagnose systems in a controlled lab environment. This practical experience ensures they can identify winding faults and insulation failures safely before attempting repairs on critical facility assets.
Electrical safety is the foundation of every module. Contact with live wires accounts for a large number of electrical fatalities, so we prioritize safe operating procedures and NEC compliance to protect your staff from preventable hazards.
A majority of electric motor faults are caused by bearing failure rather than electrical shorts. Our training emphasizes inspection techniques for bearings, commutators and brushes. Identifying these common causes of electric motor failure allows your team to intervene before a full breakdown occurs.
We designed our curriculum to support professionals across the food and beverage, mining, and municipal industries. The content scales to fit the needs of both new engineers and seasoned technicians requiring a refresher on modern standards.
Ideal candidates include facility managers, HVAC technicians and maintenance supervisors overseeing rotating equipment. It is also an excellent investment for safety officers looking to improve site compliance.
No prerequisites are required. You do not need advanced degrees to benefit from this electric motor maintenance training. We build foundational knowledge for beginners while providing the technical depth experienced technicians require.
Our training centers specifically serve the industrial backbone of the Central Valley, including Modesto, Fresno, Sacramento, the Bay Area and Western Nevada.
Your team will return to the floor ready to apply what they learned immediately. Attendees leave with the ability to perform reliability upgrades and routine maintenance that extends electric motor lifespan.
Yes. Upon finishing the course, attendees receive a certificate of completion and may be eligible for Continuing Education Units.
IEC offers private group training at your facility for companies with larger teams. Contact us to discuss on-site logistics.
The course combines classroom instruction with active lab exercises. We keep class sizes small, typically 12 participants, to ensure personal attention and hands-on time with testing equipment.
Class sizes at our Modesto and Fresno centers are strictly limited, so we recommend registering early. The cost of unplanned downtime far exceeds the investment in education, making now the right time to give your team the skills they need to protect critical assets.
Contact Industrial Electrical Company today to request the full course schedule or get a custom quote for private instruction.