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Mechanical to electrical training

Published:  10 May, 2018

mcp1.JPGMCP CONSULTING GROUP says with both theoretical and practical modules its M to E accredited conversion programme (City & Guilds) offers real return on investment and is aimed at technicians who have no previous electrical background to enable them to multi-skill and work on specific electrical tasks, competently and safely. This progressive, 4-part programme includes both on- and off-site training and focuses on delegates using the knowledge gained and applying it in fault-finding activities. It also revises key safety and legislative components of the core course.

MCP says courses familiarise delegates with their own site electrical safety rules and practices and the equipment on which they are going to be working.

See programme details here

https://www.mcpeurope.com/training/courses/electrical/mechanical-to-electrical-part-1/

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