Introduction
The introductory level Rig Electrical Course (REC) forms part of the tri-level educational curriculum of the ModuSpec Academy (Introductory, Intermediate and Advanced levels) which is specifically aimed at the drilling industry. The REC provides a solid basis for candidates who aspire to becoming a Rig Electrician.
Who should attend?
This introductory course is specifically aimed at maintenance staff of drilling departments.
It is particularly recommended for:
Objectives
Upon completion of the course the candidate will be able to:
Course content
ModuSpec's Rig Electrical Course provides an insight into the most common deficiencies found on drilling units. It contains detailed examples concerning the major drilling equipment, such as the drawworks, top drive, mud pumps, derrick, mud systems, marine cranes, engines, electrical equipment, safety equipment, and pollution control standards.
The Rig Elecrical Course presents the fundamental industry standard and generic maintenance procedures, explains the requirements of a maintenance system and introduces the basic maintenance reporting standards.
Structure
The course is based on interactive classes with adequate time for group participation and discussion.
To ensure clarity and maximum effectiveness of the course:
DAY 1 Safety and introduction Electrical introductory single- line diagram installation practices Generators Electrical distribution SCR/DC motors |
DAY 2 Recap VFD/AC motors Hazardous areas and gas detection Elmago brake |
Qualifications
Upon successful completion of the Rig Electrical Course, the candidates will receive a ModuSpec Certificate of Completion or, in case of a final exam score below 70%, a ModuSpec Certificate of Attendance.
Duration
2 days of classroom sessions.
Educational path
ModuSpec's tri-level educational curriculum, candidates who have successfully completed this training course and would like to extend their knowledge might also be interested in attending ModuSpec's intermediate-level Rig Electrician Programme (REP).