Basic Electrical Maintenance Course

Basic Electrical Maintenance Course

0.50 Hrs
SKU: RVI-11478

This electrical maintenance course is part of the Online Building Maintenance Training Library

Our basic electrical maintenance course ensures your employees gain essential electrical maintenance skills through comprehensive online training. Participants learn to safely troubleshoot and maintain common electrical systems and components in commercial buildings. The course emphasizes critical safety practices to prevent fire hazards, electrical shock, and other risks. Key topics include diagnosing fuses, operating GFCI receptacles, and replacing ballasts, switches, and electrical outlets. Whether your team performs maintenance directly or supervises electrical projects, this course equips them to maintain electrical safety and efficiency.

Course Details

Learning Objectives

At the end of this basic electrical maintenance course, learners will be able to:

  • List the steps to diagnose and troubleshoot a bad fuse
  • Describe how a GFCI works
  • Identify hot, neutral, and ground electrical wiring
  • Identify the hazards of working energized
  • Indicate the first step in disconnecting a light switch for replacement
  • Select the correct wiring configuration when replacing an electrical receptacle

Specs

Course Level
Fundamental
Languages
English
Compatibility
Audio, Video, MobileReady

Author | Vector Solutions

With over two decades of experience designing advanced 3D animated courseware and developing our proprietary learning management software, we pride ourselves by having developed over 1,000 safety and operations training modules, which have helped train over 250,000 workers worldwide. Our highly experienced team provides the industry with a simple and high-quality means of training their workforce. Whether your team consists of 25 people or an enterprise with thousands, we’re here to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should take this basic electrical maintenance course?

This course is ideal for maintenance personnel, supervisors, and project planners responsible for electrical systems in commercial buildings.

What topics are covered in this electrical maintenance training course?

This course covers essential topics for safely maintaining and troubleshooting commercial building electrical systems. Key topics include diagnosing fuses, operating GFCI receptacles, and safely replacing ballasts, switches, and electrical receptacles.

What are the benefit of our online electrical maintenance course?

This basic electrical maintenance course equips your team to work safely, reduce fire and shock risks, troubleshoot electrical systems efficiently, maintain equipment reliability, and ensure compliance with OSHA electrical safety standards.

Can this training be used to onboard new maintenance employees?

Absolutely. This course provides foundational knowledge and practical safety techniques essential for new maintenance staff.

Are there other maintenance or safety training courses my team should take?

Yes! In addition to this basic electrical maintenance course, Vector Solutions offers a wide range of building maintenance training courses to help your team master HVAC, plumbing, and general facilities upkeep. You can also explore our EHS training courses for comprehensive safety and compliance training across your operations.

Sample Video Transcript

Property maintenance technicians can be called upon to troubleshoot many different components and systems, including, but not limited to, plumbing systems, HVAC systems, appliances, structural components, building hardware, and electrical systems and components. To safely and effectively perform their job, the technician must have basic knowledge of all of these systems. This course describes the electric circuits and components commonly found in commercial buildings, including common troubleshooting and repair techniques. By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • List the steps to diagnose and troubleshoot a bad fuse
  • Describe how a GFCI works Identify hot, neutral, and ground electrical wiring
  • Identify the hazards of working energized
  • Indicate the first step in disconnecting a light switch for replacement
  • Select the correct wiring configuration when replacing an electrical receptacle.

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