Safe Earthing and Bonding in Rail
Empowering Rail Safety: Dive into Safe Earthing and Bonding with Practical Insights and Problem-Solving Strategies.
Safe Earthing and Bonding Training in Rail
A must-attend course that will benefit all those in the rail industry who have had limited exposure to earthing and bonding. Build your confidence and understanding of safety requirements, due diligence, system necessities, design parameters and operational realities.
About the Course
This safe earthing and bonding in rail training provides participants with a sound basis in science and practical examples for understanding and problem-solving with earthing systems in the rail environment.
It begins with the fundamentals of safe earthing in rail, including an introduction to the physics of earthing, circuit basics, conductive effects, proximity, mutual earth resistance and inductive coupling.
It will then cover soil resistivity fundamentals, field testing and model assessment and derivation before moving on to empirical and analytical voltage design methods and analysis issues for typical applications.
The safe earthing in railways course includes interactive practical sessions where we will ‘see’ how specific changes and errors affect outcomes, which is invaluable in turning information into understanding.
Over the course, participants will be invited to present real-life issues and examples they have wrestled with, which will then be analysed using the understanding and skills developed during the program.
Who Should Attend
The safe earthing and bonding rail training will benefit:
- Those requiring an introduction to or an understanding of earthing systems in a rail environment
- Non-technical people will attain a proper awareness of the issues, while electrical engineers and experienced technicians will further benefit from methods for first-pass planning and review
Key Learning Objectives
- Illuminate the mislabelled ‘Black Art’ of earthing
- Discover the science and craft required to make wise decisions regarding earthing system requirements
- Discuss matters relevant to safety and earthing systems in organisations
- Appreciate the complex problems of inductive and conductive interrelationships between substation and power line earthing systems and other conductive assets such as tracks, cabling and fencing
- Recognise a coordinated approach to the design and management of power earthing systems, lightning protection systems and other rail systems
- Understand inspection and testing as imperative tools in earthing system management
- Investigate techniques for solving problems found in earthing system design using both empirical and analytical computer-based techniques
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Next Courses
schedule Date | maps_home_work Delivery Type | person Trainer | language Language | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
30 May 2024 2 days Australia/Perth | location_on In Person Sydney, Australia | Lachlan McKerrow | English | AUD$3,495.00 AUD$3,195.00 Book by 10 May | |
18 Jun 2024 2 days Australia/Perth | location_on In Person Melbourne, Australia | Lachlan McKerrow | English | AUD$3,495.00 AUD$3,195.00 Book by 31 May |
30 May 2024
2 days, Australia/Perth
location_onIn Person
Sydney, Australia
Language: English
Trainer: Lachlan McKerrow
AUD$3,195.00
AUD$3,495.00
Book by 10 May
to save AUD$300.0018 Jun 2024
2 days, Australia/Perth
location_onIn Person
Melbourne, Australia
Language: English
Trainer: Lachlan McKerrow
AUD$3,195.00
AUD$3,495.00
Book by 31 May
to save AUD$300.00
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Course Information
Instructional Delivery Method: In Person and Live Digital
Prerequisite & Advanced Preparation: Reading material will be sent prior to the course
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Delivered by Lachlan McKerrow
Lachlan McKerrow received his BE(Elec) from the University of Newcastle, Australia in 1993. Following graduation he worked in heavy industry where he gained experience in the design, installation and commissioning of power and control systems associated with large bulk material handling plants.
Run this course in-house
Informa Connect Academy’s customised training solutions have helped organisations deliver tailored learning in different languages to suit every requirement.