Marchant Services Group is a consulting firm specializing in capital projects, maintenance improvement systems, & project management within heavy industry. Heavy industry continues to face enormous challenges to reduce cost by innovative means. Marchant Services Group offers you a means of Releasing the Power in equipment already in service, of employees abilities through training, & increasing maintenance effectiveness through computer documentation and retrieval systems. ...read more Is there a skill you find lacking in your company? Do you have new employees that need some special training? Do you have some skills that need improving or testing? Do you need training of your Electricians? Are you on a major construction project and need some electrical training? Do you need some safety training? Do you need some project management training? We offer a wide verity of training from basic electricity, mentoring, project management, electrical safety, and Power Systems training. Let us customize some training for your needs. We offer onsite training in many areas. Consider MARCHANT SERVICES GROUP to help you RELASE THE POWER! that you already have. We are here for you helping with your training needs. We offer basic instruction & training in all areas of your electrical power system maintenance. Training includes: Electrical Fundamentals Making sense out of Elementaries Making sense out of One-Line Drawings Making sense out of Power System Drawings Motor Control Center Wiring & Troubleshooting Medium Voltage Motor Control Assemblies Batteries & Battery Maintenance Pole Line Inspections Distribution Transformers Vacuum & Air Circuit Breaker Maintenance Cabling Bus Duct Medium and High Voltage Training Electrical Safety Infrared Scanning Lockout/Tagout procedures Electrical Hazards Personal Protective Equipment OSHA Mandated Electrical Safety Requirements OSHA 29 CFR 1910.303 General Requirements OSHA 29 CFR 1910.331-.335 Safety Work Practices for both Qualified and Unqualified Persons OSHA 29 CFR 1910.137 Electrical Protective Devices OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 Typical Minimum Lockout Procedures OSHA 29 CFR 1910.331- .335 Safe Work Practices OSHA 29 CFR 1910.137 Electrical protective devices NFPA 70E Regulations Nature of Electricity How Shocks Occur and the severity of shock Burns and Other Injuries associated with shock Grounding Circuit Protection Devices Preventing Electrical Hazards Recognizing Electrical hazards Personal protective equipment Typical minimal lockout procedures Proper techniques for measuring voltage and current Proper techniques for checking fuses Calculation of voltage, current and resistance in series, parallel and series/parallel circuits using Ohm’s Law Characteristics of simple AC wave forms Basic operation of transformers Setup and execution of simple lab exercises Use of multimeters Identification of industrial symbols. Circuits using line ladder diagrams Operation of motor starters and auxiliary contact operation Operation of overloads, circuit breakers and fuses Building working circuits using diagrams Operation of various switches