S12 33KV - The Safe Operation of High Voltage Power Systems (Full High Voltage Authorisation based on Transmission & Generation Safety Rules) Reviews

Overall course was good and with Mr Jason it is more interesting

All good

Hardcopy is required Protection subject is required for more deep explanation

Very well run course, lots of information. Highly reccommended A*****

The lecturer was very good on delivering the training material If the materials can be given as a hard copy will be better for studying.

Gary was an excellent tutor and always helpful when needed. Delivered the course professionally and helped me when needed.

Mr Jayson made the course enjoyable and always elaborate further if requested. Always patient and made me at ease during practicals/executing task. I would say I have better knowledge on safety operation of HV by attending the course.

Excellent course, it answered a lot of questions I have had, the tutor Jason made it interesting and engaging. I would highly recommend this course to anyone taking an interest

Fantastic course, it really helped a non electrical biased SAP understand the fundamentals and principles of HV isolations. My only criticisms are that the section E&M what not clear as it was more like an SAP panel/test. For me I believe this section should have more questions on role of persons withing HV and not a memory test of our safety rules. The course realise heavily on hand writing documentation. I'm all other associate paperwork. I believe that there should be an option for some with learning difficulties like dyslexia to be able to use digital platforms like laptops or tablets to fill in paperwork as this is what would happen in our places of work. Overall a really good course and center, can not wait to come back and carry out more training with your teams.

Personally think the course was a bit to advanced for us but Ged made the course very interesting and explained things very good in both the practical and Theory, I hope to come back to do more courses to do with the electrical side of it and hopefully Ged is the lecturer.