PLC Training Online

Motor Controls and Starts, Low Voltage

Electric Power Distribution Workshops

Smart Grid

Fluke Training Website

Project Management Certification

Lighting Fundamentals

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Gain critical knowledge about ISO 17025 standards and safety requirements for conducting laboratory tests by attending UL's intensive five-day, hands-on lab technician training program.

Upon completion of this course you will be able to:

• Apply a standards-based laboratory testing process
• Recognize ISO 17025 and other standards requirements for laboratory tests
• Recognize and maintain a safe laboratory environment
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PLC Training Online
Flexible, interactive, and efficient online training. Convert your computer into a virtual programmable logic controller (PLC) and study at your own pace, on your schedule, in your home. The PLC Technician training program introduces the concepts of PLCs and explains how they can be used in a plant or manufacturing system. The simulation software lets you design ladder logic programs, perform tests, and simulate the operation of real-world components including motors, solenoid valves, and a wide variety of other discrete and analog I/O devices.

Our Program features:

• Open enrollment, flexible payment options
• Interactive CD-ROM and online learning resources
• Hands-on labs using software simulation
• Free 1-800 technical, tutorial and admin support

Motor Controls and Starts, Low Voltage
The low-voltage motor control center is a key element in electrical control systems because of the vital operating role they play in controlling motors and production processes. Because failure of electrical systems — specifically MCC-housed equipment — can present a serious hazard to personnel and property, a thorough understanding of MCC maintenance and testing is essential.
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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.
OCP and FPD online classes will be available soon. Registration information is available at: 2010 Course Descriptions

Smart Grid
The Smart Grid program from Eaton Corp. will include a Smart Grid Overview, Renewable Energy, Battery and Energy Storage, and Automation and Control. Training is scheduled for December 15 and will be conducted by experienced power systems engineers.
For registration and further information, visit us at: www.eaton.com/learning

Fluke Training Website
Visit www.teachmefluke.com, and you'll find all Fluke training offerings listed — from free online demos and videos to webinars and hands-on classes for topics like thermal imaging and power quality. There are even links to the robust Fluke library of application notes and case studies and the free Fluke Education Program.

Project Management Certification
This online course is a multi-media offering, consisting of 650 web pages with voice, plus some three dozen related linked papers. It can be started at any time and taken at your own pace. As a course participant, you'll receive a license to TheTest, our test engine crammed with 1,000 exam-like questions. TheTest feels and performs similar to the PMP examination, but with more features and versatility. Upon receipt of registration, the course instructor will contact you by telephone or e-mail for a personal introduction and discussion of the start-up procedures. The course is based on PMBOK^® Guide, Third Edition and additional student workbooks.
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Lighting Fundamentals
Learn the fundamentals of architectural lighting from the comfort of your own office. This online course can be started at any time and completed on your own schedule. The class consists of six recorded web seminars (90 minutes each) and weekly lessons and assignments. After you view the recordings, you can ask questions via online forums and chat rooms, making for a truly interactive learning experience. Participants will finish the course with a clear understanding of the basics of lighting and lighting vocabulary and a better understanding of lamps and luminaires, color characteristics, lighting design criteria, and other lighting topics.
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