Generator & UPS Systems Operation & Maintenance Training Course

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Generator & UPS Systems Operation & Maintenance Training Course
Duration One Week
Price £4000.00
Language English/Arabic

In today’s energy-dependent industries, reliable generator and UPS systems are vital for uninterrupted power supply. The Generator & UPS Systems Operation & Maintenance Training Course offered by The Dubai Premier Training Centre equips professionals with the essential technical skills to manage, operate, and maintain backup power systems efficiently. This comprehensive training covers the principles of power generation, system configuration, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and energy efficiency in both commercial and industrial environments.

Participants will gain in-depth understanding of diesel generators, automatic transfer switches, and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, ensuring reliability and safety during critical operations. Through interactive sessions and real-world case studies, trainees will also explore how these systems integrate with larger electrical networks, similar to those discussed in our Electrical Distribution & Switchgear Maintenance Training Course, making this program a perfect complement for electrical and maintenance professionals aiming for advanced competency.

By the end of this course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and practical skills to ensure the optimal performance and extended lifespan of generator and UPS systems — key assets in modern facilities management, hospitals, data centers, and manufacturing plants.

Course Objective

The main objectives of this course are to:

  1. Develop a strong understanding of the fundamentals of power generation and UPS systems.

  2. Teach participants the principles of operation, control, and synchronization of generator systems.

  3. Enhance knowledge of preventive maintenance procedures and fault diagnosis techniques.

  4. Provide hands-on experience with testing, commissioning, and troubleshooting of both generators and UPS systems.

  5. Explain the integration of backup systems within the overall electrical network.

  6. Familiarize participants with safety standards, energy efficiency, and emergency power planning.

  7. Enable professionals to optimize equipment reliability and minimize operational downtime.

  8. Support continuing professional development for those involved in electrical maintenance, complementing skills gained from the Electrical Distribution & Switchgear Maintenance Training Course.

Target Audience

This course is designed for:

  • Electrical engineers and maintenance technicians.

  • Facility and operations managers responsible for power continuity.

  • Energy and infrastructure professionals working in manufacturing, oil & gas, data centers, and hospitals.

  • Technicians involved in generator and UPS system installation or repair.

  • Professionals who completed the Electrical Distribution & Switchgear Maintenance Training Course and want to expand their technical expertise in backup power systems.

  • Anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of power system reliability, fault prevention, and safe maintenance practices.

Course Module

Module 1: Fundamentals of Power Generation and Backup Systems

  • Basic concepts of electrical power generation.

  • Overview of generator and UPS system types and configurations.

  • Understanding load requirements and capacity planning.

  • Importance of redundancy in power continuity systems.

Module 2: Generator System Components and Operation

  • Engine types, alternators, fuel systems, and cooling mechanisms.

  • Control panels, sensors, and protective devices.

  • Starting and synchronization procedures.

  • Integration with automatic transfer switches (ATS).

Module 3: UPS Systems and Power Quality Management

  • Types of UPS systems: online, offline, and line-interactive.

  • Batteries and energy storage technologies.

  • Managing voltage fluctuations and harmonics.

  • UPS sizing and selection criteria for different applications.

Module 4: Maintenance Strategies for Generators and UPS

  • Preventive and predictive maintenance programs.

  • Lubrication, inspection, and testing schedules.

  • Battery maintenance and replacement planning.

  • Performance monitoring and documentation.

Module 5: Troubleshooting and Diagnostics

  • Common faults in generator and UPS systems.

  • Root cause analysis techniques.

  • Electrical and mechanical fault testing tools.

  • Corrective maintenance and safe repair practices.

Module 6: Safety Procedures and Emergency Planning

  • Electrical safety regulations and isolation methods.

  • Risk assessment and hazard identification.

  • Fire protection and emergency response planning.

  • Training and certification requirements for maintenance teams.

Module 7: Integration with Electrical Distribution Systems

  • Interface with switchgear and distribution boards.

  • Understanding power transfer, load sharing, and protection coordination.

  • Smart monitoring and remote management systems.

  • Relationship to Electrical Distribution & Switchgear Maintenance Training Course principles.

Module 8: System Commissioning and Performance Testing

  • Commissioning standards and procedures.

  • Load testing and performance verification.

  • Documentation and compliance with industry codes.

  • Continuous improvement and system optimization techniques.