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Electrical systems today are more complex than ever, and ensuring their reliability, safety, and performance requires more than a basic multimeter. “Beyond the Multimeter” is a comprehensive, hands-on training course specifically designed for electrical contractors who are ready to elevate their testing capabilities and gain confidence working with advanced electrical diagnostic tools.
This course goes far beyond the fundamentals, offering in-depth instruction and practical experience with specialized electrical testing equipment, including insulation resistance testers (Meggers), contact resistance testers (ductors), high-voltage insulation testers (Hi-Pot testers), and ground resistance testers. Participants will not only learn how to operate each piece of equipment properly, but also understand the theory behind each test, how to safely apply them in the field, and how to interpret the results to make informed maintenance and safety decisions.
The training emphasizes real-world applications and troubleshooting scenarios that electrical professionals commonly encounter in industrial, commercial, and utility environments. Whether verifying the integrity of insulation, ensuring the quality of electrical connections, or confirming the effectiveness of grounding systems, participants will gain practical skills that directly translate to increased system uptime, reduced risk of failure, and improved compliance with industry regulations.
Through live demonstrations, guided exercises, and interactive instruction, learners will develop a strong working knowledge of critical testing procedures and best practices. The course also covers essential safety protocols that must be followed when working with high-voltage systems and sensitive components, helping contractors minimize hazards while maximizing equipment performance.
By the end of the course, attendees will be equipped to confidently integrate these advanced testing techniques into their daily workflow, improving the quality and reliability of their installations and maintenance programs. "Beyond the Multimeter" is not just a training session—it's a step toward becoming a more capable, informed, and safety-conscious electrical professional.
| Next Beyond the Multimeter: Advanced Electrical Testing for Contractors Courses | ||||
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| June 23 – 24, 2025 | Saskatoon, SK | OR25435 | $1495.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
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Course topics
I. Insulation Resistance Testing (Megger)
Objective: Participants will understand the principles of insulation resistance testing and demonstrate the safe and effective use of a Megger, including correct terminal usage and interpretation of test results to assess insulation condition.
II. Resistance Testing (Ductor)
Objective: Principles of insulation resistance testing and demonstrate the safe and effective use of a Megger, including correct terminal usage and interpretation of test results to assess insulation condition.
III. High Voltage Insulation Testing (Hi-Pot)
Objective: Participants will describe the purpose of Hi-Pot testing and demonstrate how to conduct high-voltage insulation tests safely, including determining appropriate test values and recognizing when to use destructive or non-destructive methods.
View all topicsI. Insulation Resistance Testing (Megger)
Objective: Participants will understand the principles of insulation resistance testing and demonstrate the safe and effective use of a Megger, including correct terminal usage and interpretation of test results to assess insulation condition.
- Understand the principles of insulation resistance testing
- Learn how to properly and safely use a Megger
- Explain the role of the third terminal in testing applications
- Interpret test results to diagnose insulation degradation
II. Resistance Testing (Ductor)
Objective: Principles of insulation resistance testing and demonstrate the safe and effective use of a Megger, including correct terminal usage and interpretation of test results to assess insulation condition.
- Define the importance of low-resistance testing for electrical connections
- Demonstrate safe operation of a ductor (micro-ohmmeter)
- Analyze test results to assess circuit breaker and switchgear performance
- Identify common causes of high resistance and system inefficiencies
III. High Voltage Insulation Testing (Hi-Pot)
Objective: Participants will describe the purpose of Hi-Pot testing and demonstrate how to conduct high-voltage insulation tests safely, including determining appropriate test values and recognizing when to use destructive or non-destructive methods.
- Explain the purpose of Hi-Pot testing and when it should be used
- Determine appropriate test voltages based on system requirements
- Differentiate between destructive and non-destructive testing methods
- Interpret test outcomes to evaluate insulation integrity
IV. Ground Resistance Testing and System Integrity
Objective: The role of grounding in electrical safety and demonstrate how to perform ground resistance tests, identify grounding issues, and verify compliance with industry standards.
- Understand the principles of grounding and its role in electrical safety
- Demonstrate correct methods for performing ground resistance tests
- Identify and troubleshoot common grounding issues
- Apply industry standards for proper grounding system design
V. Practical Hands-On Session: Application of Testing Methods
Objective: Participants will apply multiple testing techniques in realistic scenarios, demonstrate safe work practices, and interpret test results to troubleshoot and evaluate electrical system performance.
- Integrate multiple testing techniques in real-world scenarios
- Analyze test results to make maintenance and safety recommendations
- Practice troubleshooting techniques using advanced electrical testing tools
- Reinforce safety best practices when performing electrical tests
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Norm Jewitt
Years of Experience40He began his career in the electrical trade by engaging in construction activities at a potash mine located west of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Since then, he has accumulated experience in various facets of the electrical trade, including construction, commissioning, and maintenance.Norm has contributed his skills to the commercial, industrial, and mining sectors. Additionally, he successfully managed...
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Shawn Thistle, Syncrude CanadaNorm was great, a very knowledgeable guy, and answered questions with relatable stories.
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Stewart Denby, Rev EngineeringNorm was very good at teaching and explaining the course materials. His knowledge of low and medium circuit breakers, protective devices, and all their components was evident in the training/ teaching he shared with us. Overall it was a great course with lots of knowledge.
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Doug Power, ChampionXNorm was personable and relatable to real life scenarios. He was patient and helpful to those who had struggle and helped along the way to keep everyone up to par.
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