*Line Maintainer apprentices will receive 21 Basic OJT Hours for taking the course* This is an excellent course to understand the entire electric system, from generation to the meter.
Mark your calendars for the Electric Utility System Operation Short Course (EUSO) and Smart Grid Course, presented by Skip Collier of Professional Training Systems, Inc.
Skip is very well regarded and has an extensive background in electric utility design, construction, maintenance and operation.
Mark your calendars for the Electric Utility System Operation Short Course (EUSO) and Smart Grid Course, presented by Skip Collier of Professional Training Systems, Inc.
Skip is very well regarded and has an extensive background in electric utility design, construction, maintenance and operation.
EUSO Short Course – August 2-4
The EUSO Short Course is designed for any employee whose job performance will benefit from a basic understanding of the operations side of the business. This includes those from legal, rates, engineering, purchasing, computer application, marketing, customer service, inventory control, finance, accounting, safety, risk analysis as well as those from generating plants. One goal for this class is to have students leave with the ability to easily identify all of the electrical equipment they see in a substation as they walk by, along with all the equipment found on the poles in a residential area. Non-electrical engineers are often at a disadvantage in the electric utility environment due to a lack of familiarity with technical issues. The better you understand the utility’s product – electrical energy – and how it is created and distributed, the better you can serve the utility and your customers. This course assumes no electrical background, and builds on the basics to provide a comprehensive understanding of the equipment and operations.
Smart Grid Course – August 5
In addition to the EUSO course, Skip will offer his Smart Grid Course. This class explains what a grid is, the differences between a dumb grid and a smart grid, and the mandates that ensure a smart grid will be implemented in each utility. Once again, this course assumes no electrical background, and builds on the basics to provide a comprehensive understanding of the equipment and operations. Participants, however, who have attended the EUSO course will better understand the true capabilities of a smart grid.
Registration is open.
Registration fees for the course are below.
(*If you are planning on sending more than one participant from your organization, please make sure to share this with multiple departments so that you qualify for the reduced cost with the initial registration.)
EUSO Course
For additional information, brochure, and registration, please click HERE. The registration deadline for the workshop is Friday, July 26, 2016.
Thank you for your time and we look forward to seeing you this year.
The EUSO Short Course is designed for any employee whose job performance will benefit from a basic understanding of the operations side of the business. This includes those from legal, rates, engineering, purchasing, computer application, marketing, customer service, inventory control, finance, accounting, safety, risk analysis as well as those from generating plants. One goal for this class is to have students leave with the ability to easily identify all of the electrical equipment they see in a substation as they walk by, along with all the equipment found on the poles in a residential area. Non-electrical engineers are often at a disadvantage in the electric utility environment due to a lack of familiarity with technical issues. The better you understand the utility’s product – electrical energy – and how it is created and distributed, the better you can serve the utility and your customers. This course assumes no electrical background, and builds on the basics to provide a comprehensive understanding of the equipment and operations.
Smart Grid Course – August 5
In addition to the EUSO course, Skip will offer his Smart Grid Course. This class explains what a grid is, the differences between a dumb grid and a smart grid, and the mandates that ensure a smart grid will be implemented in each utility. Once again, this course assumes no electrical background, and builds on the basics to provide a comprehensive understanding of the equipment and operations. Participants, however, who have attended the EUSO course will better understand the true capabilities of a smart grid.
Registration is open.
Registration fees for the course are below.
(*If you are planning on sending more than one participant from your organization, please make sure to share this with multiple departments so that you qualify for the reduced cost with the initial registration.)
EUSO Course
- $798 for a single registrant OR $725 each for two or more participants from the same utility/organization
- $275 for single registrant OR $245 each for two or more participants from the same utility/organization
- $1,000 for single registrant OR $900 each for two or more participants from the same utility/organization
For additional information, brochure, and registration, please click HERE. The registration deadline for the workshop is Friday, July 26, 2016.
Thank you for your time and we look forward to seeing you this year.
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