Develop the core competencies that are essential for professional thermographers
Learn how thermography is applied to common electrical assets including substations, switchgear, breakers, motor control centers, transformers, buses, and distribution equipment.
Properly configure, operate, and use thermal imaging cameras to efficiently collect reliable data during electrical inspections.
Understand measurement fundamentals, reflected temperature, emissivity considerations, loading conditions, and other factors that influence accurate electrical inspections.
Document findings, prioritize corrective actions, and communicate results clearly through professional inspection reports that support maintenance and reliability decisions.
Infrared cameras identify temperature differences. Trained thermographers identify what those temperature differences actually mean. Level I Electrical Certification gives personnel the skills needed to inspect electrical systems safely, avoid common interpretation mistakes, and deliver results maintenance teams can trust.
Identify overheating connections, load imbalances, deteriorating components, and other abnormal conditions before they escalate into equipment failures, arc flash events, or safety incidents. Develop the skills needed to safely perform thermographic inspections and support electrical maintenance programs.
Move beyond simply finding hot spots. Learn how to perform consistent inspections, collect reliable thermal data, and accurately evaluate equipment condition so maintenance teams can make informed decisions and prioritize corrective actions.
Support NFPA 70B preventive maintenance requirements by learning proper inspection procedures, documentation practices, reporting methods, and thermal measurement techniques commonly used within electrical maintenance and reliability programs.
Complete the assessment and earn your Level I Electrical Thermography Certification upon successful completion.
Includes your textbook, study guide, and lab workbook for learning, practice, and field reference.
Build practical, field-ready skills through expert instruction, real-world examples, and hands-on exercises.
Access online resources, technical content, and ongoing learning materials to continue developing your skills.
Roles: Electrical technicians, maintenance personnel, substation teams, reliability specialists, and asset managers responsible for maintaining generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure.
Roles: Maintenance, electrical, reliability, and condition monitoring professionals responsible for improving uptime and reducing equipment failures.
Roles: Field service technicians, electrical testing firms, NETA technicians, commissioning specialists, and inspection service providers performing thermographic surveys.
Roles: Facility managers, electrical maintenance teams, healthcare facilities, data centers, educational institutions, and other organizations responsible for mission-critical electrical systems.
Learn why utilities, reliability teams, electrical contractors, and maintenance professionals choose Level I Electrical Certification to strengthen their inspection programs and improve asset reliability.
Every topic was covered in depth by the course material and by the end of the day I usually had no questions pertaining to the material after guided instruction.
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