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TRAINING CALENDAR 2014/15 – COMPETENCY

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TABLE OF CONTENTSTRAINING CALENDAR............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . 1

2014/15 – COMPETENCY COURSES............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . . . 1

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OVERHEAD LINE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE LEVEL III - CODE TS-001.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

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SAFETY, COMPETENCY AND AUTHORIZATION CODETS-002............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . . . 3

LIVE LINE TRAINING - CODE TS-003.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. . 3

AERIAL BUNDLED CABLE CONSTRUCTION TRAINING -CODE TS-004................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . 4

CABLE JOINTING AND TERMINATION - CODETS-005..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . . 4

SINGLE PHASE TRANSFORMER BANKS CONSTRUCTIONS AND MAINTENANCECODE-TS-006................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . . . 5

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5MEASURING AND TEST INSTRUMENTS USED IN ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS -CODE TS-007.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. . 5

DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES –DESIGN MODULE- CODE TS-008................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. . . 6

DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES –CONSTRUCTION MODULE - CODE TS-009....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

DISTRIBUTION STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES –OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE MODULE - CODE TS-010............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . 6

WELDER FITTER LEVEL III - CODE TS-011.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . 6

MECHANICAL FITTER LEVEL III - CODE TS-012............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . . . . 7

AUTOCAD MODULE I CODE TS-013............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. . . . 8

TRANSFORMER MAINTENANCE & COMMISSIONING -CODE TS-014.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

MAINTENANCE OF DIESEL POWER PLANTS LEVEL III – CODE TS -15.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION LEVEL III CODE TS-016...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . 10

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION LEVEL II - CODE TS-017..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . 12

PREPAID METER INSTALLATION - CODE TS -019............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . 14

FIBER OPTIC COMMUNICATION MODULE I - CODE TS-020........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . . 14

FIBER OPTIC COMMUNICATION MODULE11 - CODE TS-021............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. . 14

FUNDAMENTALS OF SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEMS - CODE TS- 022.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. . . . 14

RE-ORIENTATION FOR SUBSTATION OPERATORS CODE TS-023.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . . 14

AT THE END OF THIS COURSE THE PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BE ABLE TO:

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14DEFENSIVE RIDERS TRAINING FOR MOTOR CYCLE RIDERS............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . . 16

CODE TS-26......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . . 16

DEFENSIVE DRIVER TRAINING FOR NON-DESIGNATED CODE TS-27............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . 17

BASIC VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FOR DRIVERS CODE TS- 28......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . . 18

FLEET MANAGEMENT CODE -TS 29............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

ELECTRONIC FUEL INJECTION (EFI) CODE TS-30........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . . . . 19

ADVANCED EXCEL AND MS POWERPOINT TS-031...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . . . . 19

PROFICIENCY IN MICROSOFT OFFICE CODE TS-032....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . 19

COMPUTER AIDED PROJECT MANAGEMENT WITH MICROSOFT PROJECT CODE TS-033........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ . 20

GRADUATE ENGINEERS APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING - CODE 034..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . 20

Course Name : Overhead line Construction and Maintenance level III - Code TS-001

General objective : This is the first level of the three modularoverhead lines construction and maintenancecourse designed for artisans who work in theKenya power distribution network but had noformal training in the function. This course aimsat improving the line construction andmaintenance skills and their safety attitudes.

Who shouldattend

: Artisans and term contracts workers

Specificobjectives

: At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to:

• Construct and maintain low and mediumvoltage overhead distribution lines.

• Practice safe work procedures• Demonstrate desirable attributes when

working with distribution teams.• Carry out basic electrical wiring in domestic

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premises and install single phase energymeters.

• Select and use overhead lineconstruction materials, tools and equipmentcorrectly and safely.

Course content : • Overhead line construction tools, equipmentand materials

• General safety and work procedures• Pegging and excavation procedures • Erection of poles• Tensioning of medium and low voltage

conductors• Installation and earthing of air break switch,

single and three phase transformers• Maintenance of distribution substations and

low voltage lines• Use of test and measuring instruments• Basic electrical wiring in buildings• Basic related science and calculations• First aid

Dates : Jan - Mar 2015May-June 2015

Duration : 12 weeksVenue

Fees

: Training school

KSHS. 120,000 (USD 1412)

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Course name : Safety, Competency and Authorization CodeTS-002

General objective : The aim of this program is to equip engineers,technicians, experienced craftsmen and artisanswith requisite knowledge and skills to enable themcarry out power systems switching operations.

Who should attend : Engineers, technicians, craftsmen and artisansfrom energy transmission and distributioninvolved in switching operations.

Specific objectives : At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to:

• Appreciate their legal responsibility andimplications of negligence

• Distinguish ground clearances• Understand safety documents and their

applications• Understand typical power layouts nationally and

in their respective locations• Operate and isolate overhead indoor switch gear

safety• Demonstrate clear understanding of various

types of earthing and their applications• Use communication equipment correctly• Report accidents and incidents appropriately• Demonstrate theoretical and practical

knowledge of administering basic first aidCourse content

Dates

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• General safety and Electrical safety• Electrical safety rules and statutory regulations• Earthing• Use of tools and test equipment• Communication skills in operations• First aid and fire fighting• Operational procedures in high and low voltage

work

8th to 12 Sept 201422nd to 25th Sept 20143rd to 7th Nov 201412th to 16th Jan 20159th to 13th Feb 20159th to 13th March 20154th -8th May 201515th -19th June 2015

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Duration : 1 week

VenueFees

: Training schoolKSHS. 25,000 (USD 295)

Course Name : Live Line Training - Code TS-003

General Objective : Live line training course is designed to equiptechnicians, craftsmen and artisans with skills andknowledge to be able to work on live mediumvoltage (11, 33 and 66 kv) overhead lines withoutswitching off customer connections.

Note: this training is aimed at building capacity forall the regions to enable each have a live lineteam. Currently the company has only one liveline team based in Nairobi

Who ShouldAttend

: Technicians And Craftsmen In The DistributionFunction Handling Live Line Work

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Use and care for live line tools and equipment

correctly• Practice safe work procedure in working with

live lines• Erect mid-span poles on live 11kv and 33kv

overhead lines• Change/replace cross arm & insulators on 11kv

and 33kv overhead lines on live lines.

Course Content : • General safety• Safety in live line work• Tools and equipment’s used in live line work• Care and maintenance of tools and equipment’s

used in live line work.• Safety clearances• Live line work techniques• First aid

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Dates : 5th January 2015 to 19th June 2015(actual dates to be agreed with trainer)

Duration : 24 weeks per team of eight each

Venue : Training school and Hot line teams

TrainerFees

: ExternalKSHS. 7,300,000 (USD 85,883)

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Course Name : Aerial Bundled Cable Construction Training -Code TS-004

General Objective : Aerial bundled cabling (ABC) is a new concept indistribution networks that allows safe installationsparticularly in residential areas. The company hasinvested heavily in the acquisition of ABC cablesand therefore the training is designed to equipexisting craftsmen and artisans with the requisiteknowledge and skills to enable them install ABCnetworks

Who ShouldAttend

: Technicians, Craftsmen and artisans working withKPLC construction and maintenance teams.

SpecificObjectives : At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Construct and maintain low and medium

voltage overhead lines using aerial bundledcable.

• Handle aerial bundled cables correctly• Practice safe work procedures when handling

aerial bundled cables• Identify and select various types of ABC cable

accessories for particular applications.• Select and use ABC cable overhead line

construction tools and equipment’s correctly

Course Content

Date

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• Aerial bundled cable overhead line constructiontools, equipment and materials.

• General safety• Handling of aerial bundled cables• Work procedures using aerial bundled cables• Connections and terminations of aerial bundled

cables• Safety clearances

27th to 31st Oct 201419th to 23rd Jan 20152nd to 6th Mar 201527th April to 1st May 201525th to 29th May 2015

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Duration : 1 week

Venue : Training School

TrainerFees

: InternalKSHS. 25,000 (USD 295)

Course Name : Cable Jointing and Termination - CodeTS-005

General Objective : This course is intended to build capacity in thedistribution function to enable each area to have atleast one cable jointing team. Currently there isonly one common service team that moves fromone region to another and therefore causing delaysin providing prompt responses to customers

Who ShouldAttend

: Staff from distribution who construct and maintainunderground cables.

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Use cable jointing & termination tools &

materials correctly

• Practice safe work procedures in undergrounddistribution networks

• Join and terminate cables safely and correctly

Course Content : • Basic cable theory

• Types of cables

• Cables construction

• Tools & materials

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• Cable laying and installation

• Cable termination

• Cable jointing

• Safety in handling underground cables

Dates : 29th Sept to 17th Oct 2014

Duration : 3 weeks

Venue : Training school

TrainerFees

: InternalKSHS. 45,000 (USD 530)

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Course Name : Single Phase Transformer Banks Constructions and MaintenanceCode-TS-006

GeneralObjectives

: The company is already installing singletransformers bank units to mitigate loss of powerto very many customers should a single threephase transformer become faulty or isvandalised. This course is designed to equip thecraftsmen and artisans with the necessaryknowledge and skills to enable them constructsingle phase transformer banks.

Who ShouldAttend

Craftsmen and artisans working with KPLCconstruction and maintenance teams.

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Construct and maintain 3 single phase

transformer bank structures• Connect star and delta transformer winding

connections• Care and handle transformers safely• Practice safe work procedures when working

on single phase transformers

Course Content : • General safety and work procedures• Basic operation principles of transformers• Star and delta connection configurations.• Distribution transformer protection• Load balancing• Earthing

Dates : 15th to 19th Sept 201410th to 14 Nov 201423rd to 27th Feb 20152nd to 6th March 2015

Duration : 1 week

Venue : Training school

Trainer : Internal

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Fees KSHS. 20,000 (USD 236)

Course Name : Measuring and Test Instruments used in Electrical Distribution Networks -Code TS-007

General Objective:

This course is designed for employees indistribution function. The course is aimed atequipping the participants with knowledge andskills that will enable them effectively use fieldtesting equipment

Who ShouldAttend

: Engineers, Technicians, Craftsmen and Artisanswho are involved in maintenance of thedistribution system.

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, participants should beable to:Care and Use field testing instrumentseffectively.

Course Content : • Types of field tests• Care of instruments• Safety Precautions in the use of field

instruments• Continuity and insulation resistance testing• Earth resistance and earth loop impedance

testing • Prospective current measurement• Load measurement• Live line testing• Phasing out testing• Phase rotation tests• Low voltage and High voltage clip on

ammeter• Transformer failure diagnostic tests

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• Interpretation of instrument readings

Dates : 1st to 2nd Dec 20142nd to 3rd April 20151st to 2nd April 20157th to 8th April 201514th to 15 April 201521st to 22nd April 2015

Duration : 1 week

Venue : Training school

Trainer : Internal

Fees : KSHS. 18,000 (USD 212)

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Course Name : Distribution Standards and Guidelines –Design Module- Code TS-008

GeneralObjectives

:This is course provides the participants with therelevant background information, practicalknowledge and design skills necessary to ensure thatdesign of distribution lines is done in conformity withset standards.

Who ShouldAttend

: Engineers and Technicians in distribution function

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants should beable to:• Carry out the preliminary work necessary prior to

the planning and designing of distributionschemes.

• Design of distribution network takingconsideration of the major design factors

• Select the various types of conductors, stays andcables for particular applications and determinestay tensions

• Calculate voltage drop on cables and conductors,calculate fault levels, sags and tension of lineconductors and fuse grading and perform motorstarting calculations

• Apply design considerations for different linesformations, fitting and structures.

• Use standard design procedures andrequirements for Overhead lines for differentvoltages

• Select the correct methods of earthing in thedistribution systems and adhere to agreed designstandards

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Course Content

Dates

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• System analysis and technical reports • Design calculations and Factors to consider

during site visit• Rating of conductors and cables and Design

formation and fittings• Substation and Underground power system

design• Construction units• DCS/SAP systems/Safety/way leaves& legal

requirement• Line clearances and design practical’s

3rd to 7th Nov 201416th t0 20th March 201523rd to 27th March 201518th to 22nd May 2015

Duration : 1 week

Venue

Trainer

Fees

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Training School

Internal

KSHS 30,000 (USD 353)Course Name : Distribution Standards and Guidelines

–Construction Module - Code TS-009

GeneralObjectives

: This course provides the participants with therelevant power line construction backgroundinformation, practical knowledge and skillsnecessary to ensure conformity with standards.

Who ShouldAttend

: Engineers and technicians working in distributionfunction

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Specific Objectives : At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Plan and execute construction of power lines

efficiently.• Apply construction standards in

implementation of projects in the system.• Select suitable construction formations for use

in different terrains and voltages• Competently supervise construction of power

lines• Quantify the cost of poor construction with

regard to system operations and maintenance• Interpret standard symbols and translate

design drawings • Interpret and Implement earthing standards• Use relevant IT systems in the implementation

of construction projects• Commission constructed projects

Course Content : • Interpretation of design drawings• Planning for work execution• Field site evaluation• Construction Standards• Line clearances• Line construction tools and equipment• Tests and measurements• DCS/SAP systems/Safety/wayleaves & legal

requirement• Construction practice and Commissioning

Dates

Duration

Venue

TrainerFees

: 13th to 17th Oct 201424th to 28th Nov 20148th to 12th Dec 201411th to 15th May 20151st to 5th June 2015

1 week

Training School

InternalKSHS. 30,000 (USD 353)

Course Name : Distribution Standards and Guidelines –Operations & Maintenance Module - Code TS-010

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General Objectives : This course provides the participants with therelevant background information, practicalknowledge and skills necessary to ensure thatdistribution lines are operated and maintained inconformity to set standards.

Who Should Attend : Engineers and Technicians in distribution function

Specific Objectives : At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Practice safe work procedures in power line

operation and maintenance• List tool and equipment required by

maintenance teams• Operate System switchgear safely• Apply system reinforcement procedures in

system maintenance• Use relevant IT systems in the Maintenance of

distribution network • Apply correct procedures in live line work• Understand the classes and process of

Authorisation• Apply earthing standards in power line

operation and maintenance

Course Content : • Safety in operations• Preventive maintenance• Maintenance team tools and measuring

equipment• Standard earthing practices • Live line work and system reinforcement• Record keeping• Emergency Operations & Accident incident

reporting• Communication and Switching operations• Operation of switchgear• Authorisation• Maintenance systems-DTTMS, IMS

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Dates

Duration

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27th to 31st Oct 201426th to 30th Jan 201516th to 20th Feb 20158th to 12th June 2015

1 week

VenueTrainerFees

::

Training SchoolInternalKSHS 30,000 (USD 353)

Course Name : Welder Fitter Level III - Code TS-011

General Objective : This is the 1st of the three (3) level modular welder fitter course for artisans whose work involve maintainingand fabricating mechanical components and structures that require professional welding skills. Thisprogramme, at this level is practical, intensive and supplemented with other related subjects that willreinforce the knowledge and skills learnt in both gas and arc welding techniques.

Who Should Attend : Artisans working in Energy Transmission, Distribution & Transport machine shops.

Specific Objectives At the end of this course, the participants should beable to:• Practice safe work procedures• Carry out gas and arc welding, soldering and

brazing• Select the right tools, equipment and materials

required for different types of welds• Read and interpret simple working drawings and

produce components from such drawings• Utilize both the mathematical and scientific

knowledge acquired to solve welding relatedproblem.

Course Content : • Safety at the work place and in welding processes• Welding tools and equipment• Engineering materials• Techniques of soldering, brazing, gas and arc welding• Sheet metal work• Related science and calculations• Technical drawing and free hand sketching• First Aid

Dates : 16th September 2014 to 29th November 2014

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12th January 2014 to 27th March. 2014

Duration : 12 weeks

Venue : Training School

TrainerFees

: InternalKSHS. 115,000 (USD 1353)

Course Name : Mechanical Fitter Level III - Code TS-012

General Objective : This is the first of the three (3) level modular mechanical fitter course for artisans whose work involvemaintaining mechanical machines and components that require professional Mechanical skills. Thisprogramme, at this level is practical, intensive and supplemented with other related subjects will re enforcethe knowledge and skills learnt in mechanical fitting techniques..

Who Should Attend Artisans working in Energy Transmission, Distribution & Transport machine shops

Specific Objectives At the end of this course, the participants should beable to:• Practice safe work procedures• Select the right tools, equipment and materials

required for different mechanical operations• Read and interpret simple working drawings and

produce components from such drawings• Apply relevant mathematical knowledge in the

trade• Diagnose faults in workshop and factory

Machinery.

Course Content : • Safety at the work place and workshop processes• Mechanical tools and equipment• Engineering materials and their properties• Techniques of turning and fitting• Related science and calculations• Technical drawing and free hand sketching

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• First Aid• Public Service integrity programme

Dates : May 2015 to 29th July 2015

Duration : 12 weeks

Venue : Training School

TrainerFees

: InternalKSHS. 115,000 (USD 1353)

Course Name : AutoCAD Module I Code TS-013

General Objective : This is the first of the three (3) level modular AutoCAD course for technicians, draughtsmen, andthose from disciplines involved in editing drawings and drawing interpretation. This course is ahands-on training, with practical exercises to help the learners acquire new skills as they learn.

Who ShouldAttend

: Design engineers and technicians in drawing office, surveyors, draughtsmen and Trainers.

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this tutorial the learner should beable to:

• locate, copy, and open a blank AUTOCAD filethat has been configured for the learner’suse;

• introduce the learner to the followingapplications using AutoCAD

• Draw toolbar• Familiarize with the basic concepts and

techniques of 2D drawing

Course Content : • Getting started • Basic drawing and editing

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• Drawing precision• Changing drawings• Organising drawings• Drawing information • More object types• Advanced editing commands• Annotation

Dates : 8th to 12th September 20146th to 10th October 201413th to 17th October 20143rd to 7th November 2014 1st to 5th Dec 201430th Mar to 3rd April 2015

Duration : 1 week

Venue : Training School

TrainerFees

: InternalKSHS. 30,000 (USD 353)

Course Name : Transformer Maintenance & Commissioning-Code TS-014

General Objective : This course is designed for employees who workon distribution equipment. The course is aimedat equipping the participants with knowledgeand skills that will enable them maintain,diagnose and repair distribution transformers.

Who ShouldAttend

: Technicians and Craftsmen in projects, electricalplant and distribution who are involved inmaintenance of distribution transformers.

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, participants should beable to:Maintain, protect and replacement of bars for thedistribution transformers

Course Content : • Transformer protection• Transformer inspection

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• Types of tests• Transformer commissioning• Transformer servicing• Splicing; fusion, mechanical and termination

methods• Fusion splicer maintenance and cleaning• Connectorization and connector types• Polishing techniques

Dates

Duration

: 6th to 10th October 201410th to 14th November 20145th to 9th Jan 201530th Mar to 3rd April 2015

1 week

Venue : Training school

TrainerFees

: InternalKSHS. 30,000 (USD 353)

Course Name : Maintenance of Diesel Power Plants Level III – Code TS -15

GeneralObjectives

: This course is designed for artisans andcraftsmen working in off-grid stations. The aim ofthe course is to prepare them to carry outrepairs and faults diagnosis on the diesel powerplants.

Who ShouldAttend

: Craftsmen and Artisans from off grid powerstations who repair and maintain Diesel Powerplant.

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SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Describe the principles welding and

fabrication• Fabricate and weld given projects• Describe the principles and operation of

diesel injection pumps • Describe the principles and operation of

Electronic Fuel Injection system• Analyse the interrelations of various

components of diesel power plant• Undertake prescribed fault finding and

routine maintenance of plant equipment• Demonstrate safety awareness when

repairing and servicing plant equipment

Course Content : • Fabrication and welding • Principles of operation of diesel power plants• Principles and operation diesel injection

pumps• Introduction to Electronic Fuel Injection

systems• Maintenance and trouble shooting of diesel

power plants• Principles of hydraulic pumps• Trouble shooting of hydraulic pumps• Principles of turbo chargers• Care and maintenance of workshop tools and

equipment

Dates : January to March 2015Duration : 12 weeksVenueFees

: Training School

KSHS. 110,000 (USD 1295)

Course Name : Electrical Installation Level IIICode TS-016

General : This course is the first of the three level modular

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Objectives electrical installation courses for companyemployees in customer service who have nothad any formal training in electrical installation.This course aims at equipping the participantswith requisite knowledge and skills to enablethem install, inspect and test single phaseelectrical installations

Who ShouldAttend

: Artisans who have not had any training inelectrical installation

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Practice safe work procedures• Administer first aid to electric shock victims• Select and use electrical tools and

equipment correctly and safely• Install three and single phase energy meters• Carry out inspection and testing of electrical

installation in domestic premises• Inspect protective devices and equipment

fitted in customer’s premises• Serve customers with integrity

Course Content : • Electrical safety tools and materials• Wiring systems using pvc sheathed cables• Testing and inspection of electrical

installation (domestic)• Protection against excess and earth leakage

currents• Related science calculations• Public service integrity

Dates

Duration

: January – March 2015May – June 2015

12 weeks

Venue Training school

TrainerFees

InternalKSHS. 120,000 (USD 1412)

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Course Name : Electrical Installation Level II - Code TS-017

General Objective : This course is the 2nd of the three level modularelectrical installation courses for staff who haveattended and completed electrical installationlevel III module. After this course, participantsshould be able to carry out electrical installationas well as diagnose and maintain dischargelamps and electrical machines.

Who ShouldAttend

: Artisans in customer service department andwho successfully completes the level III of thistraining program

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Read and interpret line and wire diagrams • Carry out electrical installation for motors• Diagnose and rectify electrical machines• Carry out testing and inspection of electrical

equipment e.g. transformers and machines• Demonstrate right attitudes

Course Content : • Measuring instruments• Motors and generators• Transformers• Illumination• Protection against over-current and earth

faults• Related science calculations

Dates

Duration

: September – November 2014

12 weeks

Venue Training school

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TrainerFees

InternalKSHS. 120,000 (USD 1412)

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Course Name : Technical Appreciation - TS Code- 018

Who shouldattend

:• Contact Centre Staff• Marketing Officers• Customer Relations Officers

Course Objectives : At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to: -• Relay proper information to field-crews• Demonstrate the basic knowledge of

Electrical Energy.• Explain the requirements of electricity supply

to premises

Course Content : • Basic knowledge of Electricity• Generation, Transmission and Distribution of

Electrical Energy• Types of Distribution Equipment• Meter & tariff• Emergency break-downs – causes and

remedy to be taken.• Prepaid metering

Dates : 19th to 23rd January 2015 2nd to 6th February 201523rd to 27th February 201523rd to 27th March 2015

Duration : 1 week

Venue : Training School

Trainer

Fees

: Internal

KSHS. 19,500 (USD 230)

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Course Name : Prepaid Meter Installation - Code TS -019

GeneralObjectives

: This course is designed for staffs in customer servicewho are involved in inspecting, testing and metering ofcustomer’s installations. It is aimed at equipping theparticipants with the necessary skills to enable themcarry out work more effectively and efficiently in theinstallation of pre-paid metring and eliminate electricalfires and faults that often result from defectiveinstallations

Who ShouldAttend

: Technicians, electrical installation inspectors and meterfixers

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, the participants should beable to:• Practice safe work procedures• Comply with the relevant electrical installation

regulations when performing their duties• Install equipment at customer intake point including

prepaid and post-paid metering• Carry out inspections and tests • Improve customer relations

Course Content : • Introduction of the Prepayments Metering Concept

• Comparison between Post-paid and Prepaid from theCustomer Service point of View

• Installation Scenarios• Information Technology Systems that support the

Prepaid Systems• Fault Diagnosis and Customer Complains

Resolutions• Review of electrical installation inspection and

testing of existing and new connections

Dates

Duration

8th to 12th Sept 20146th to 10th Oct 201427th to 31 Oct 201410th – 14th Nov. 201424th to 28th Nov 201412th to 6th Jan 201523rd to 27th Mar 20156th to 9th April 2015

1 week

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Venue Training school

TrainerFees

InternalKSHS. 25,000 (USD 295)

Course Name Fiber Optic Communication Module I - Code TS-020

General objective : This course unit is designed for technical personnelwho require knowledge and skills in fiber opticcommunication. The programme will be conducted intwo modules. The first module covers introductorypart on fibre optics.

Who shouldattend

: Technicians and craftsmen engaged in Electronic andTelecommunication equipment installation andmaintenance in IT and Telecoms department.

Course objectives : At the end of this course, participants should be ableto:• Describe fibre optic communication• Appreciate fibre manufacturing methods.• Understand fibre design and advantages• Differentiate between fiber types• Identify and terminate fibres using appropriate

connectors• Perform fibre splicing, fusion , mechanical and

termination methodsCourse content : • Fiber design & manufacturing methods

• How fiber works; refraction and reflection• Numerical aperture• Splicing; fusion, mechanical and termination

methods• Fusion splicer maintenance and cleaning• Connectorization and connector types• Polishing techniques

Dates

Duration

: 1st – 5th Dec 201412th to 16th Jan 2015

1 week

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Venue

TrainerFees

Training school

InternalKSHS. 19,5000 (USD 230)

Course Name Fiber Optic Communication Module11 - Code TS-021

General objective : This course unit is designed for technical personnelwho have attended Module I course and require toup-grade their knowledge and skills in the area of fiberoptic communication. This program is the second ofthe two modular course.

Who shouldattend

: Technicians and craftsmen engaged in Electronic andTelecommunication equipment installation andmaintenance in IT and Telecoms department.

Specificobjectives

: At the end of this training program the participants

will be able to:

• Describe a fiber optic communication link• Explain modulation and demodulation methods.• Identify various fiber cable connector types.• Terminate fiber cables using appropriate tools• Fiber cable jointing techniques.• Describe losses in fiber cables• Test and locate faults in fiber cables• Describe practical applications of fiber in KPLC

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Course content : • Introduction to fibre optics• Overview of fiber advantages• Fiber design & manufacturing methods• How fiber works; refraction and reflection• Numerical aperture• Splicing; fusion, mechanical and termination

methods• Fusion splicer maintenance and cleaning• Connectorization and connector types• Polishing techniques

Dates

Duration

Venue

TrainerFees

: 24th to 28th Nov 201430th Mar to 2nd April 2015

1 week

Training School

InternalKSHS. 19,500 (USD 230)

Course Name Fundamentals of Substation Equipment and Control Systems - Code TS- 022

General objective : This course aims at equipping the participants with therequisite knowledge and skills to enable them operate,diagnose faults and maintain substation equipment.

Who shouldattend

: Electrical plant, Protection & Transmission Techniciansand Craftsmen.

Specificobjectives

: • At the end of this course the participants should beable to:

• Understand how substation equipment operates • Read trip and close schematics and control system

diagrams • Relate control schematics to their corresponding

wiring diagrams • Design straightforward control system schematics• Practice Safe work procedures in power plant

equipment operations and maintenance• Prepare and implement preventive maintenance

schedules

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• Diagnose power plant equipment faults

Course content : • Substation types and purposes • Power transformers and controls • Introduction to schematics and wiring diagrams • Voltage regulators, disconnect switches • Power circuit breakers , circuit switchers • Reclosers, power fuses • Instrument transformers • Protective relay systems • Battery systems and ac station power systems • SCADA and integrated/automated substation control• Capacitor banks and metal clad switchgear • Wave traps and substation commissioning

Dates

Duration

: 29th Sept to 3rd Oct 20142nd to 6th Feb 2015

1 week

Venue

TrainerFees

Training school

InternalKSHS. 25,000 (USD 295)

Course Name Re-orientation for Substation Operators Code Ts-023

General objective : This course aims at upgrading knowledge and skills inthe area of Substation operations and maintenance ofthe key components such as racking mechanisms,

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meters, relays, and buses to cope with newtechnologies.

Who shouldattend

: Electrical plant, Protection & substation operators.

Specific objectives

Course content

:At the end of this course the participants should beable to:

• Understand how substation equipment operates • Read trip and close schematics and control system

diagrams • Relate control schematics to their corresponding

wiring diagrams • Selection, Application, Calibration and Usage of

modern measurement systems to measureelectrical phenomena.

• Practice Safe work procedures in power plantequipment operations and maintenance

• Prepare and implement preventive maintenanceschedules

• Understand how substation equipment operates.

• Selection of measurement instruments• Application of measurement instruments• Calibration of measurement instruments• Usage of Modern Measurement Systems to Measure

Electrical Phenomena• Power Transformers and Controls • Protective relays schemes• Circuit breakers • Commissioning Switchgear• Understanding Electrical Drawings• Component Testing Procedures• Distribution automation

Dates

DurationVenue

Trainer

:

13th – 24th October 201417th – 28th November 2014 2 weeks

Training School

Internal

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Fees KSHS. 35,000 (USD 412)

Course Name Control and Instrumentation CodeTs-024

General Objectives: The course is intended to provide anunderstanding of instrumentation and controlsystems and equip the participants withknowledge of various types of meters, scopes,transducers, control systems and theiroperating principles

Who should attend : Technicians Craftsmen and Artisans in Energy Transmission

Specific Objectives At the end of this training program the

participants will be able to:

• Types of transducers and sensors used in instrumentation systems

• Operation of transducers and sensors• Signal conditioning

• Measurements parameters

• Instrumentation systems

• Voltage & current measurements

• Power & energy measurements

• Instrumentation systems operations andmaintenance

Dates 15th to 19th Sept 2014

31 March to 4th April 2015

Duration

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Venue

Trainer

Fees

1 week

rTraining school

Internal

KSHS. 18,500 (USD 218)

Course Name : Solar Power System Installation andMaintenance Module 1 Code Ts-025

General Objectives : This Course aims at providing participants withan understanding of design, installation &maintenance of solar power systems.

Who should attend : Electrical plant, Protection and Off Grid Powerstation employees engaged in installation ofsolar power systems.

Specific Objectives : By the end of this course the participants should beable to:

• Understand the basic principles of solarsystems

• Acquire relevant skills for installation of solarsystems

• Interpret solar system data to determine thesolar sizes

• Observe safety rules and standards wheninstalling solar system panels

• Institute quality control measures whileinstalling solar systems

• Prepare, maintenance schedules and maintainsolar systems

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Dates

Duration

: 27th October to 1st November 201410th to 14th November 2014

1 week

Venue

Trainer

Fees

Training school

Internal

KSHS. 25,000 (USD 295)

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Course Name : Defensive Riders Training For Motor Cycle Riders Code Ts-26

General Objective : This course is designed for meter readers and disconnection clerks who operate company motor cycles for meter reading and disconnection duties. The course is intended to improve their safety and that of other road usersand cut down on the maintenance costs of the motor cycles

Who ShouldAttend

: Disconnection clerksMeter readers

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Appreciate the risks involved in operating

motor cycles e.g. motor cycle theft andaccidents

• Perform the necessary periodical motor cyclechecks

• Correctly interpret motor cycle dashboardsignals

• Adhere to the highway code• Reduce motor cycle operating costs.

Course Content : • Motor cycle cyclists check list• Better and defensive riding• Highway code• Responding to motor cycle performance• Motor cycle operating performance• Motor cycle operating documents• First aid and safety• Public service integrity

Dates :::

14th to 16th January 201521st to 23rd January 201526th to 28th January 20156th to 8th April 2015

Duration : 1 week

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Venue : Training School

Trainer

Fees

: External

KSHS. 15,000 (USD 177)

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Course Name : Defensive Driver Training For Non-Designated Code TS-27

General Objective This is a refresher driving course designed forcompany drivers. The course aims at equippingthem with driving safety skills and techniques.The course also aims at changing the drivers’attitudes towards their work and creating anawareness of their important role in managingcompany vehicles and operational costs.

Who ShouldAttend

: Vehicle operators

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Appreciate the risks involved in operating

vehicles e.g. vehicle theft and accidents• Perform the necessary periodical vehicle

checks• Correctly interpret vehicle dashboard signals• Adhere to the highway code• Reduce vehicle operating costs.

Course Content : • Driver check list• Better and defensive driving• Highway code• Responding to vehicle performance• Vehicle operation documents• First aid and safety• Public service integrity programme

Dates ::

9th to 11th February 201516th to 18th February 20159th to 11th March 201516th to 18th March 20158th to 10th April 201513th to 15th April 201520th to 22nd April 201527th to 29th April 2015

Duration : 1 week

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Venue : Training School

Trainer

Fees

: Internal

KSHS. 15,000 (USD 177)

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Course Name : Basic Vehicle Maintenance for Drivers CodeTS- 28

General Objective This is a basic course in vehicle care andmaintenance designed for drivers. The course isaimed at equipping participants with basicknowledge and skills on operation andmaintenance of vehicles. At the end of thetraining, participants can perform simple repairs,carry out preventive maintenance tasks andeffectively identify defects on their vehicles.

Who ShouldAttend

: Motor vehicle operators

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Name and identify the main vehicle

component parts• Identify and state the functions of various

motor vehicle systems• Describe the general principle of operation of

the motor vehicle systems• Identify fundamentals defects on motor

vehicle system and components• Carry out basic maintenance procedures on

the motor vehicle systems

Course Content : • Basic knowledge on the vehicle layout• Basic knowledge on engine systems- Cooling system- Fuel system- Lubrication system- Ignition system• Basic knowledge on breaking system• Basic knowledge on steering system• Basic knowledge on transmission system• Basic knowledge on electrical system

Dates : 6th to 10th October 201413th to 17th October 20143rd to 7th November 201410th to 14th November 2014

Duration : 1 week

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Venue : Training School

Trainer

Fees

: Internal

KSHS. 20,000 (USD 236)Course Name : Fleet Management Code -TS 29

General Objective : This course is designed for persons who overseetransport functions. This course will provide theparticipants with an understanding of the fleetcosts for more cost effective fleet management.

Who ShouldAttend

• Operational fleet supervisors

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:

• Understand the concept of fleetmanagement as business discipline.

• Understanding their role as fleet manager• Gain understanding of the company fleet

policy.

Course Content : • Introduction to fleet management • Company fleet policy• Role of fleet manager• Vehicle care and preventive maintenance• Vehicle Operating costs

Dates : 15th to 17th Sept 201413th to 15th October 2014

Duration : 1 week

Venue : Training School

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Trainer

Fees

: Internal

KSHS. 22,500 (USD 265)

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Course Name : Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) Code TS-30

GeneralObjectives

: This course is designed for engineers,technicians, craftsmen and artisans working intransport department. The aim of the course isto prepare them to carry out fault diagnosis andrepairs on the EFI engines

Who ShouldAttend

: Engineers, Technicians, craftsmen and Artisansfrom transport department who are engaged infleet maintenance.

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• State the functions of various EFI components• Describe the operation of various EFI

components• Effectively and efficiently diagnose EFI faults

using diagnostic equipment.• Effectively diagnose faults in EFI petrol

engines using equipment and diagnostictrouble codes, and carry out remedialmeasures.

Course Content : • Measuring and diagnostic equipment• Introduction to EFI• EFI engine component functions and

operation• The electronic control unit• Special instructions for works on vehicles

with EFI • Troubleshooting in EFI engines

Dates : 1st to 5th Dec 2014

23rd to 27th Feb 2015Duration : 1 weekVenue

Fees

: Training School

KSHS. 20,000 (USD 236)

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Course Name Advanced Excel and Ms PowerPoint Ts-031

General Objective : This course is designed for employees who haveundergone basic MS Office and now need toperform higher level functions and work withlarge lists of data with MS Excel spread sheetsand create presentations with MS PowerPoint

Who ShouldAttend

: • Employees who have already havecomputer skills and have attended Ms Officemodule I.

• Employees who regularly work withlarge data files and analyse data using Msexcel

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to: • Use worksheet functions and protect

worksheets• Link and consolidate worksheets• Analyse data with pivot tables • Work with large worksheets/lists of data• Create and use worksheet outlines• Create, edit and run presentations using MS

PowerPoint

Course Content : • Worksheet functions• Linking worksheets• Pivot tables• Working with lists• Creating and using worksheet outlines

Dates ::

10th to 12th Sept 201424th to 26th Sept 2014

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Duration

12th - 14th Jan 201519th to 21st Jan 201526th to 28th Jan 20152nd to 4th Feb 201511th to 13th Feb 201525th to 27th Feb 2015 2nd to 4th March 201518th to 20th March 2015

1 week

Venue : Training school

Trainer

Fees

: Internal

KSHS. 28,000 (USD 330)

Course Name : Proficiency in Microsoft Office Code Ts-032

General Objective : This course is intended for staff whose workinvolve use of computers. The courseintroduces participants to basic concepts of ICT.Ms windows, MS word and MS excel computerapplications are covered as basic tools incomputer operation, report creation and PC fileorganisation.

Who ShouldAttend

: • Employees who have no previous knowledgein the use of computers.

• Employees who have access to a computer,and use them regularly for performance oftheir tasks.

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• Have a basic understanding of ICT terms and

concepts• Identify and describe parts of the computer• Start and use Ms windows to organise and

manage files• Understand and be proficient in word

processing using Ms word• Gain proficiency in use of Microsoft Excel

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Course Content : • Introduction to basic concepts of ICT• Ms Windows • Microsoft Word• Microsoft Excel

Dates

Duration

: 15th to 19th Sept 20143rd to 7th Nov 201417th to 21st Nov 201423rd to 27th March 20156th to 10th April 2015

1 week

Venue : Training School

Trainer

Fees

: Internal

KSHS. 20,000 (USD 236)

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Course Name : Computer Aided Project Management with Microsoft Project Code Ts-033

General Objective : This course is designed for staff in both technicaland non-technical divisions who deal withprojects. The course will enable participants towork with Ms project to plan, monitor and trackproject tasks and resources

Who ShouldAttend

: Engineers, Technicians and supervisors workingon projects at various levels in initiation,monitoring, tracking and reporting on projects.The course also targets administration staff whomanage various projects dealing with property inthe company as well as other non-technical staffworking with projects in the company.

SpecificObjectives

: At the end of this course, the participants shouldbe able to use Ms project as a working tool toperform the following tasks:

• Create and manage projects with MS Project • Schedule and keep track of project tasks and

resources and document project tasks andresources

• Generate Gantt Charts, Network Diagrams andwork with other project tools

• Share project information with other programssuch as PowerPoint, Ms word and Ms excel

Course Content : • Creating new project plans• Creating a task list, setting up and

documenting resources • Assigning resources to tasks• Working with Gantt charts, network diagrams

and other project tools• Setting tasks constraints and viewing the

project’s critical path• Tracking progress on project tasks and

assignments as scheduled• Use of baselines and interim plans• Rescheduling incomplete work• Troubleshooting time and schedule problems• Troubleshooting cost and resource problems• Troubleshooting scope of work

Date:

12th to 14th Nov 201426th to 28th Nov 201414th to 16th Jan 201428th to 30th Jan 2015

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Duration

6th to 8th May 201511th to 13th May 20151 week

VenueFees

: Training School

KSHS. 35,000 (USD 412)

Course Name : Graduate Engineers Apprenticeship Training - Code 034

Who shouldattend

: • Electrical Graduate Engineers fresh fromuniversity who have no previous industrial orutility experience.

• Electrical Graduate Engineer who have some previous industrial or utility attachment or Experience.

Course objectives : At the end of the course, the participants shouldbe able to:• To introduce and graduate trainees to the

company and induct them to all engineeringand related disciplines within theorganisation

• To provide graduate trainees with overallappreciation of main functions of theengineering departments through ‘hands-onexperience.

• To provide graduate trainees with overallappreciation of main functions of theengineering and related disciplines within theorganisation

• To provide the graduate trainees with anunderstanding of the inter-relationshipsbetween the business core departments andthe service departments

• To enable the graduate trainees determinetheir future career paths after being exposedto all relevant departments.

• To prepare the graduate trainees to meet therequirements of the engineering professionbodies and facilitate their registration.

Course content : • Induction• General operations training• Directed training in specific areas

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• Other relevant courses and attachment• Pre-absorption interviews

Duration : Minimum 6 months

Venue : Training School and other operational areas

Trainer

Fees

: Internal

KSHS. 435,000 (USD 5,118)

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