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Courses
Online Robotics Technician Certificate
Upgrade
your
employees' skills and build your company's technical resource base with
this leading-edge robotics training. Our program focuses on the most
commonly used robots and issues relating to design, building, and
operating and maintaining flexible and agile robotics systems. Specific
areas of study include: motion programming drive and servo systems,
palletizing, conveyor systems, computer networking, automated sorting
systems, vision and tactile sensors, computer integration, and safety
and AI.Our program features: - Continuous enrollment and
flexible payment options
- Interactive computer-based and online learning resources
- Hands-on labs using Robologix simulation software
- Unlimited, free 1-800 technical, tutorial, and admin
support
For info call 1-888-553-5333 or for a free information package, visit www.online-tech-training.com/ecmr1.
Electric Power Distribution Workshops
The Missouri
University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T), formerly
University
of Missouri-Rolla, in cooperation with Cooper Power Systems, offers a
series of two- and three-day workshops on a broad range of topics
related to electric power distribution. All courses feature highly
polished workshop notes and PowerPoint presentations. These workshops
are available for in-house or captive workshops.2010 Open
Registration Workshops: - Symmetrical Components: March
11-12
- Fundamentals of Power Distribution: March 31-April
2
- Overcurrent Protection:
May 26-28 - Distribution
Voltage Regulation:
August 17-19
Registration information is
available at: 2010 Course
Descriptions
2009 NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Requirements
This course is
designed for personnel working on or around voltages of 50V or more.
Students will learn the effects of shock, arc and blast; PPE selection;
in-service care and use; guidelines for shock and flash hazard
analysis;
protection boundaries; lockout/tagout; and safe work practices as
identified in the 2009 NFPA 70E. Find a convenient AVO Training
Institute location and date at www.electricaltrainingservices.com.
Arc-Flash/NFPA 70E
Update
Familiar with arc-flash hazards, NFPA 70E, and IEEE
Standard 1584? This informative seminar is for expert advice on
arc-flash hazards and an update on the 2009 changes to NFPA
70E.2009 NFPA 70EOSHA requirements relating to arc
flashDetermining safe approach distancesFlash
protection boundary calculationsPractical methods for reducing
arc-flash hazards
www.eaton.com
 Distribution Transformer Maintenance and
Testing
This course covers transformer types, design,
cooling classifications, components, and indicators. Perform AC and DC
testing, including insulation resistance, overpotential, winding
resistance, and transformer turns ratio (TTR) in labs. Find a
convenient
AVO Training Institute location and date at www.electricaltrainingservices.com.
 Electrical Safety for
Inspectors
This
course covers electrical hazards, personal protective equipment (PPE)
requirements, energized and de-energized work procedures, electrical
maintenance, and preventive techniques as required by NFPA 70B as well
as the Flash Hazard Analysis required by NFPA 70E. Includes overview of
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.303, .331-.335, .137, .269, and .147. Addresses
electrical inspection procedures, checklists, and common violations.
Find a convenient AVO Training Institute location and date at www.electricaltrainingservices.com.
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 FR Garment
Evaluation
This educational Webcast covers many aspects
involved when evaluating flame-resistant fabrics: from testing
protocols
to after-wash performance and shrinkage control. It also discusses
various properties regarding the way a garment is manufactured that can
affect wear life, including product consistency, construction
techniques, and pattern sizing.
http://www.knowyourfr.com
 BIM in Program Management and Integrated
Design
This session shares information on how Jacobs
Engineering used Building Information Modeling (BIM) to fulfill design
requirements on a USACE design program, specifically the Battle Command
Training Center (BCTC) program. The presentation showcases how a
standard collaborative design approach used across multiple building
types of BCTCs enabled previous design successes and ideas to be more
readily applied to the next project.
www.bentley.com
Videos & DVDs
Lessons Learned from an Arc Flash Tragedy
Mark
Standifer received 2nd and 3rd degree burns over 40% of his body and
was
nearly killed when he was engulfed in an arc blast while performing an
electrical task at a wastewater treatment plant. In this program,
viewers will see the mistakes Standifer made and learn the lifesaving
lessons from this incident.
Click
here to order this 19-minute DVD.
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