Course Details
Substation Design, Operation and Maintenance
The Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent (MISA) in partnership with SAICE-PDP, invites you to attend this 2-day course, that covers the basics of substation design, operation and maintenance.
Attend this course and learn about:
- The South African power system.
- South African Grid Code requirements for substation design and operation.
- Substation busbar arrangements.
- Major substation equipment: Instrument transformers, switchgear, power transformers, reactive compensation equipment, auxiliary supplies.
- Substation earth grid design.
- Lightning protection system design.
- Substation inspections.
Benefits include:
- Substation primary plant design
- Substation earthgrid and lightning protection system design
- Substation Inspections and maintenance
- Troubleshooting equipment failures
The course helps municipal attendees apply their theoretical training in practice and recommended for:
- Planning and Projects Engineers and Technologists
- Operations and Maintenance Engineers and Technologists
CPD
This course is accredited with:
- ECSA (Engineering Council of South Africa) and carries 2 CPD credits.
- SACPCMP (The South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions) 12 CPD Core A hours
Please bring the following to the course:
- Scientific calculator
- Pencil and eraser
- Scale ruler
For online courses, it is recommended to have the following installed on your computer:
- MS Excel
- The Zoom app
Please note the following requirements:
- Delegates are responsible to ensure that they have sufficient data to cover the full duration of the online course.
- According to the ECSA requirements for online training, a compulsory online assessment must be completed.
- To receive a CPD certificate a 75% pass mark is required. Less than 75% will result in an attendance certificate which can be submitted for IPD.
Our Facilitator
Nompumelelo Bofu
Pr Eng, Pr CPM
Bio to follow
MISA’s mandate is to provide technical support and advice to municipalities, whilst strengthening their capacity, for effective
infrastructure planning, delivery, operations and maintenance.