Electric Motor Testing Introduction
Electric Motor Testing Introduction is designed for apprentices and those registered electricians wanting a basic upskill on electric motor testing
Description
This Electric Motor Testing course is designed to provide Electrical Apprentices with the knowledge and practical skills required to fault-find, test, and commission electric motors. It aligns with Unit Standard 29420, which is tailored for individuals working towards becoming qualified electricians or electrical service technicians. The program includes theoretical instruction, hands-on activities, and assessments to meet the requirements of the standard.
Delivery Mode
Face to face workshop.
Prerequisites
This course is open to NZ Electrical Apprentices and those electrical workers wanting to upskill their knowledge on electric motor testing.
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for electrical apprentices and individuals preparing to meet the registration requirements of an Electrician. It is also suitable for electrical service technicians seeking to enhance their fault-finding and motor-testing skills.
Course Content
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of:
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Electric Motor Types: Single-phase, three-phase, and DC motors, including their construction and operating principles.
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Fault-Finding Techniques: Identifying defects through visible and audible cues, logical fault analysis, and electrical measurements for diagnosing issues in mechanical components, supply systems, windings, and loads.
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Testing and Commissioning: Conducting performance and safety tests to ensure compliance with industry standards, including power factor, line current, speed, and output tests.
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Decision-Making on Repairs: Assessing the viability of repairs versus replacement of faulty motors based on performance, costs, and lifespan.
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Documentation: Accurately recording fault-finding processes and test results to meet company and regulatory standards.
Testimonials
The tutor made the course very enjoyable - Sept 2025
The most enjoyable part was the Motor Testing - although it is not included in the on-job booklet it brought the whole concept together - Sept 2025
The concept I remember is measuring voltage in delta & star and how each configuration has its advantages and disadvantages - Sept 2025
I really enjoyed this course, it didnt't feel rushed which is what I thought when I saw it was only a morning, we got through so much - Sept 2025
Course Structure
Four hours of theory and practical, delivered in either a morning or afternoon. Start times are 8am or 12pm.