Course Description

Power cables are essential components in electrical systems, designed to safely transmit electrical energy from generation or distribution points to the end users. They are constructed with multiple layers, including the conductor, insulation, bedding, armor, and outer sheath, each serving a critical purpose. Understanding these layers, their functions, and the environments in which they operate is crucial for safe and reliable installations. Proper installation reduces the risk of faults, extends the cable’s operational life, and ensures uninterrupted power supply.

What you'll learn in this course?

• Explain the types of power cables and their applications.

• Describe cable installation methods for different environments.

• Identify tools, accessories, and safety measures for cable handling.

• Perform proper cable jointing and termination practices.

• Understand testing and commissioning procedures for installed cables.

• Recognize common installation issues and troubleshooting techniques.

• Interpret industry standards and best practices for cable installation.

Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of power cables and electrical safety

• Familiarity with installation tools and site procedures is helpful