Electrical & Energy Engineering
QA/QC Course for E & I installations in construction sites
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Number of Sections :
40
Duration :
6 Hour / 40 Minutes
Training Level :
Intermediate
Price
149 USD
Training Path Description
How to be an Electrical inspector for E&I installations
A comprehensive training course based on international standards, covering inspection and acceptance aspects of electrical equipment and instruments at construction sites. The course highlights key inspection points for critical equipment that must be thoroughly examined before being energized or operation.
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What Will You Gain?
Skills related to the course
- ✅ Comprehensive understanding of Quality Control and Quality Assurance (QA/QC) in construction projects, with a focus on industrial sites such as petrochemical, oil & gas, and power plants.
- ✅ Mastering inspection and acceptance procedures for electrical equipment and instruments in compliance with international standards (IEC, IEEE, ISO, ANSI, NFPA…).
- ✅ Familiarity with essential quality documents such as MOS, ITP, and QCP, and how to use them for inspection and approvals.
- ✅ Handling various inspection tools and ensuring compliance with engineering codes and technical specifications.
- ✅ Analyzing electrical test results and measurements, including insulation tests (IR, HiPot), motor testing, and earthing systems.
- ✅ Learning step-by-step inspection procedures for field installations of electrical and instrumentation equipment, from cables and distribution panels to lighting systems, batteries, and UPS.
- ✅ Enhancing your skills as a QA/QC Inspector or Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer to work efficiently on major projects while ensuring compliance with global quality requirements.
Training Path Objectives
- Enhancing the understanding of electrical and instrumentation engineers and supervisors who work in construction or quality control / quality assurance at infrastructure projects is the aim of this course. It focusses on electrical installation inspection and acceptance protocols at sites, especially in power plant, petrochemical, and oil and gas projects.
📌 Part One: Fundamentals of Quality Control & Assurance
🔹 Definition of QA/QC and its importance
🔹 Difference between Code, Standard, and Specification
🔹 Responsibilities of a QA/QC Engineer and Project Life Cycle
🔹 Essential project documents: MOS, ITP, QCP, and the role of RFI and PTW
🔹 Required documentation for inspection and approval
📌 Part Two: Instrumentation Inspection Topics
🔹 Inspection points for field instruments
🔹 How to verify the correct installation of a flow orifice
🔹 Importance of shielding in signal cables and proper grounding
🔹 Loop check (Continuity test)
📌 Part Three: Electrical Equipment Inspection Topics
🔹 Inspection points for cable tray installation and cable laying
🔹 Inspection of Panels & Junction Boxes (JB)
🔹 Cable testing (IR – HiPot) and performance testing (PI & DAR)
🔹 Inspection of electric motors, lighting systems, earthing, and heat trace systems
🔹 Inspection of UPS, MCC, switchgear, and transformers
🔹 PL – Comments Category for inspection findings
Training Path Topics
Training path presenter
Lecturer
Mokhtar Hosny
1- Published “The EX-Handbook: Installing and Inspecting Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas” (2024). 2- Published Quality control/Assurance Handbook for E&I Installations in Construction Sites (2023). 3- Conducted detailed inspections on +8,000 Ex and non-Ex Electrical Equipment across 5 mega projects. 4- Delivered +2000 training hours to over 250 engineers and technicians in oil&gas and Petrochemical projects. 5- Supervised and performed Ex inspections on +15K equipment over 3 years at Gas Field (Rashid/shell-JV). 6- Saved €100K annually by implementing a risk-based inspection strategy for Ex equipment (Rashid/shell-JV).
