• Identify and describe the components and design of low voltage electrical substations.
• Apply standard operational and maintenance procedures effectively.
• Diagnose and resolve common electrical faults and substation issues.
• Implement safety standards and emergency protocols in substation environments.
• Optimize substation operations for energy efficiency and sustainability.

• Junior Electrical Technicians
• Maintenance Staff in Electrical Substations
• New Entrants in Electrical Engineering
• Technical Personnel in Power Distribution

1. Fundamentals of Low Voltage Substations

• Introduction to Substation Components
• Types of Low Voltage Substations
• Basic Electrical Principles in Substation Design

2. Operational Procedures of Substations

• Standard Operating Procedures
• Control and Monitoring Systems
• Effective Power Distribution

3. Maintenance of Substation Equipment

• Routine Maintenance Practices
• Inspection and Testing
• Identifying Wear and Potential Failures

4. Safety Measures in Substations

• Safety Standards and Compliance
• Risk Assessment and Management
• Emergency Procedures and Response

5. Troubleshooting Common Issues

• Diagnosing Electrical Faults
• Basic Troubleshooting Techniques
• Common Substation Problems and Solutions

6. Efficient Substation Management

• Optimizing Substation Operations
• Energy Efficiency Measures
• Sustainability Practices in Substations

7. Emerging Technologies and Trends

• Innovations in Low Voltage Substations
• Smart Technologies and Automation
• Future Trends in Substation Technology

8. Practical Exercises and Case Studies

• Hands-On Training Sessions
• Real-World Case Studies
• Interactive Learning and Skill Development

The course combines various teaching methods, including instructor-led presentations, group discussions, case study analyses, and assessments through quizzes and a final exam to engage participants and ensure they understand and retain the material.