American Trainco Electrical Training Seminars cover topics from basic electricity and troubleshooting to safety and maintenance. Whether you are an industrial electrical professional seeking a NEC license or a novice just looking to expand your electric education, you will find many American Trainco electricity training courses to improve your skills and make your plant or building a safer place.
American Trainco was founded upon the experience of industry veterans. John Schuster (President and CEO) and Dan Sciantarelli (Vice-President of Sales) have over 35 years combined experience in bringing quality education to the maintenance worker. Since its inception in July of 2002, American Trainco has received a host of other industry veterans who, like the founders, grew up in competitor companies only to be ousted by corporate buyouts or economic stress. As a result, they have collected a kind of “all-star”
Seminar offering include:
2008 National Electrical Code
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Basic Electricity for the Non-Electrician
Basic Instrumentation Process Measurement & Control
Boiler Operation, Maintenance & Safety
Electric Motors, Drives and Control Circuits
Electrical Ladder Diagrams, Schematics & Drawings
Electrical Safety 70E & Arc Flash Protection!
Electrical Troubleshooting & Preventive Maintenance
Generators and Emergency Power
Hands-On Understanding & Troubleshooting Hydraulics
How To Deal With An Aging Workforce
HVAC Controls & Air Distribution
Lean Management
Maintenance Planning & Scheduling
Maintenance Welding
PLCs for Non-Programmers
Predictive Maintenance & Condition Monitoring
Pumps & Pump Systems
Saving Energy at Your Facility (http://www.seminarinformation.com/
Total Productive Maintenance TPM & 5S
Troubleshooting Mechanical & Rotating Equipment
Variable Frequency Drives
These and thousands of other seminars can be found on the free, user-friendly website www.SeminarInformation.com. Users of this site can find a seminar by date, location, title, topic, sponsor or keyword and read complete course outlines and sign-up for the seminar online, by phone or fax.
