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RVI-11553
Transmission and Distribution: Using Various Types of Electrical Diagrams and Geospatial Information Systems
1 hr. Online Course
Level:
Intermediate
Item#:
RVI-11553
SME:
Brady Hansen
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Did you know different types of electrical system diagrams are used to show large portions of an electrical system down to a single structure or even a portion of a structure? The purpose of this course is to teach the basic kinds of information that can be obtained from various types of electrical system diagrams: one-line diagrams, plan-profile diagrams, framing diagrams, and GIS technology. The course shows how these diagrams are read and interpreted and how information can be used to complete an assignment. This interactive online course will show participants what information is typically found on one-line, plan profile, framing diagrams, and GIS applications. They should also be able to interpret diagrams to determine the location of a job site and then plan the best route to the site. In addition, participants should be able to use a framing diagram to determine what materials should be present at a work site and in what quantities.
Objectives
SME
Course Applies to
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Recognize and identify one-line diagrams, plan profile diagrams, framing diagrams and circuit diagrams
Recognize and identify the basic elements of one-line diagrams
Recognize and identify symbols and conventions used on plan profile diagrams and framing diagrams
Analyze geospatial data to locate and troubleshoot structure and line issues
Identify work locations and switching points for a clearance procedure using an electrical system diagram; and
Analyze materials delivered to a job site to determine if they are correct using an electrical system diagram
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT: Brady Hansen
Brady Hansen began working in telecommunications as a tower climber. When the fiber optic boom began, he transitioned into telecommunications line work. When Brady found out about the Northwest JATC apprenticeship and the line trade, he found work in the Seattle area until he could get a power lineman apprenticeship. He entered the NWJATC and became an apprentice lineman. Brady worked for companies such as Wilson Construction, Avista, and BPA. Along the way, Mr. Hansen served in a number of leadership roles, but has found the most fulfillment in working as an apprentice instructor. He began doing international volunteer training for lineworkers and helped found Electrical Workers With Borders. Currently, Brady is working to improve lineman safety in South America and Asia. He accepted a position with Idaho manufacturer Safeguard Equipment. They make a groundbreaking new personal voltage detector called the Compass. Brady recently founded his own training company called Written in Red Inc. to improve safe practices in the line trade. Mr. Hansen is honored and fortunate to be a journeymen lineman and hopes to be climbing poles in the years to come.
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Accreditation: Instructor Name: Brady Hansen Instructor Approval ID: INST.0000280) Provider Approval ID: PROV.0000044-ELEC
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Accreditation: This course introduces key types of electrical system diagrams—such as one-line, plan-profile, framing, and GIS-based diagrams—and explains how each conveys vital information at varying levels of detail. Participants will learn how to interpret these diagrams and apply the insights to successfully complete electrical system assignments.
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