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The journeyman training for substation electricians is to be taken after completing the substation C-B series.

A Series - Four levels:

A100 - Week #1 (five-day session)

  • Inspecting and assembling transformers on foundations
  • Revising station prints
  • Maintaining load tap changer/regulator controls
  • Planning transformer outages
  • Conducting low-voltage tests
  • Inspecting load tap changers
  • Calibrating gauges and switches
  • Maintaining grounding banks
  • Installing/maintaining station services
  • Performing internal inspections
  • Re-assembling transformers
  • Reading/interpreting wiring and schematic prints
  • Stretching and flexibility

A100 - Week #2 (five-day session)

  • Servicing hydraulic mechanisms
  • Servicing pneumatic mechanisms
  • Installing station service and load tap changer potential transformers
  • Completing infrared inspections
  • Setting station equipment
  • Planning circuit breaker outages
  • Testing/analyzing circuit breaker timing
  • Maintaining capacitor banks
  • Performing internal maintenance on high-voltage oil circuit breakers
  • Perform internal maintenance on high-voltage sulfur hexafluoride circuit breakers
  • Perform internal maintenance on high-voltage air blast circuit breakers
  • Maintaining high pressure compressors
  • Stretching and flexibility

A200 - Week #1 (five-day session)

  • Researching construction projects
  • Layout of station sites
  • Preparing construction sites
  • Planning a transformer move from existing site
  • Disassembling transformers
  • Accepting new transformer by rail
  • Maintaining condensers
  • Constructing temporary station service
  • Activating sudden pressure relays
  • Stretching and flexibility

A200 - Week #2 (five-day session)

  • Testing energize stations
  • Maintaining circuit switchers
  • Performing transfer trips
  • Conducting ground resistivity tests
  • Installing mobile units
  • Spotting mobile and associated equipment
  • Set-up mobile and associated equipment
  • Conducting necessary electrical tests
  • Placing mobile and associated equipment
  • Servicing air-blast mechanism
  • Stretching and flexibility
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