Training Services
Practical. Hands-On. Customized. Real-World.
Training designed around your equipment, your facility, and your team–so technicians leave with knowledge they can apply immediately.
Training Built Around Your Facility
No two facilities operate exactly the same. Equipment, maintenance procedures, operating environments, and technician experience all influence how training should be delivered.
Rather than presenting a standard classroom course, Mark begins by understanding your operation. Every training program is customized to your specific equipment, maintenance objectives, and the experience level of personnel.
The result is practical, relevant instruction that prepares technicians for the equipment they work with every day.
Consultation → On-Site Assessment → Customized Training → Continued Development
Our Process
Initial Consultation
Every project begins with a conversation about your facility, equipment, operational goals, and the experience level of your maintenance team.
On-Site Assessment
Before developing the course, Mark visits your facility to become familiar with your equipment, maintenance practices, available resources, and training environment.
This allows the instruction to be built around your operation rather than forcing your team into a generic training program.
Course Development
Based on the assessment, a customized training program is developed specifically for your organization.
Training may range from one day to multiple day depending on the complexity of the equipment and your training objectives.
Hands-On Instruction
Whenever possible, technicians learn using the equipment they actually maintain.
Participants receive practical instruction, training manuals, opportunities to ask questions, and a Certificate of Completion documenting their participation.

Training Topics
Programs may include instruction in:
Low Voltage Systems
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Circuit breakers
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Trip units
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Switchgear
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Protective devices
Medium Voltage Systems
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Air breakers
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Vacuum breakers
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Switchgear assemblies
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Contactors
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Protective Devices
Maintenance & Testing
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Equipment familiarization
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Equipment inspection
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Preventive maintenance
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Troubleshooting
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OEM wiring diagrams
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Electrical testing procedures
Advanced Training Topics
For organizations requiring more specialized instruction, training may also include:
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MAC testing
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Ductor (DLRO) testing
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Timing tests
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Megger testing
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Hi-Pot testing
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Primary and secondary injection testing
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Interpretation of characteristic curves
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Interpretation of test results
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Advanced troubleshooting techniques
Training That Grows With Your Team
Developing knowledgeable technicians is an ongoing process.
Initial training establishes a strong foundation in equipment operation, maintenance, and safety. As technicians gain experience in the field, additional training can introduce more advanced topics, reinforce best practices, and address new equipment or operational challenges.
Whether training new employees or expanding the skills of experienced personnel, programs can evolve alongside your organization's needs.
Who We Serve
Customized Circuit Breaker Training works with organizations including:
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Utilities
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Industrial facilities
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Manufacturing plants
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Commercial facilities
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Hospitals
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Maintenance departments
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Electrical contractors
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Engineering teams
The Benefits
Our training helps organizations:
✔ Improve technician confidence
✔ Increase workplace safety
✔ Strengthen equipment reliability
✔ Reduce troubleshooting time
✔ Reduce unplanned downtime
✔ Support preventive maintenance programs
✔ Extend equipment service life
✔ Improve regulatory and OEM compliance
✔ Develop knowledgeable, safety-minded maintenance personnel
Why Choose Customized Circuit Breaker Training?
More than forty years of real-world experience have shown that effective training isn't about covering the most material—it's about helping people truly understand the equipment they work with.
Every training program is designed to build practical skills, confidence, and a safety-first mindset that technicians can apply immediately in the field.
Our goal isn't simply to teach procedures.
It's to develop skilled professionals who understand what to do, why it matters, and how to perform their work safely and confidently.