Electrical Drawings and Schematics Course
2025-05-05 09:00 - 2025-05-09 13:00 (Africa/Casablanca) | Casablanca Training Courses, Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca, Casablanca, Morrocco, Morocco
Introduction
In the realm of equipment maintenance, connection, or modification, the ability to read and interpret electrical drawings is essential. This course on Electrical Drawings and Schematics covers the creation of detailed electrical drawings, sets, and documentation, including protected working practices and the use of advanced computer-aided design systems.
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course by Xcelerate Training Institute , participants will be able to:

Create detailed electrical drawings, including circuit and wiring diagrams, schematics, and panel layouts.
Identify components and materials from supplier catalogs.
Professionally design and draft electrical drawings and documentation.
Produce final drafts for verification.
Prevent and handle critical issues with confidence.
Gain practical knowledge through case study sessions, enhancing their workplace advantage.

Training Methodology
This interactive training program utilizes a variety of methods including:

Lectures
Seminars and presentations
Group discussions
Workshops
Expert seminars
Individual and group assignments
Practical demonstrations
Case studies and functional exercises

Benefits for Your Organization
Organizations that send their employees to this course will benefit from:

Employees equipped to prevent design issues and draw accurate electrical diagrams.
Skilled professionals who can effectively design and draft electrical systems.
Increased employee satisfaction through professional development.
A competitive edge in the industry due to more efficient processes.
Optimized operations management and reduced maintenance costs.
Potentially higher profits from reduced costs and better investment opportunities.
Tailored content to meet the organization's specific needs.

Benefits for You
Participants will gain:

Understanding and use of computer-aided design systems for drafting.
Knowledge of electrical equipment design methods, techniques, and documentation.
Skills to digitize and accurately draft data.
Efficient methods for storing and retrieving drafting data.
The ability to produce related documentation for presentations.

Target Audience
This course is suitable for:

Electricians
Facility Managers
Non-Electrical Engineers
Building Engineers
HVAC Technicians
Machine Operators
Apprentices
Mechanical Engineers
Alarm Technicians
Instrumentation Engineers
Stationary Engineers
In-house Training Personnel

Course Outline
Electrical Drawings

Importance of drawings in engineering
Standards and necessity
CAD and drawing standards
Drawings in plant engineering and manufacturing
Typical engineering drawing components

Two Dimensional Drawings

Types of electrical layout drawings
Area classification and wiring diagrams
Drawing scales and block diagrams
Symbols and their standards

Line & Logic Diagrams

Power and control circuit diagrams
Commonly used symbols and applications
Single and three-line diagrams
Schematic diagram purposes and cross-references
Practical exercises in logic diagrams

Cabling, Wiring Layout, and Cable Schedule

Types of cabling and wiring drawings
Cable routing and layout examples
Cable tray installation and conventions
Practical exercises in wiring drawings

CAD & Drawing Process Flow

Automated bill of materials generation
Drawing management system
Symbol attributes and planning
Introduction to CAD and its capabilities
Use of symbol libraries in hazardous area zones

AC Motor Designs

Interpretation of torque speed curves
Principles of AC induction motors
Applications for single-phase motors

AC Motor Control

Design requirements for AC motors
AC motor specifications and control components
Governance by design standards

DC Motors

Speed measurement and principles of DC motors
Traditional brushed and electronically driven brushless motors

DC Motor Control and Stepper Motors

Hands-on experience with DC motor control
Operation of stepper motor drives
Comparison of DC vs. AC motors
