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The National Energy Center of Excellence CEH-only courses are designed to help you stay compliant with your NERC credential requirements. Below are the CEH-only course description and details.
| Power System Operations I - AC Generation and Synchronization - 5 CEH Register Today |
This course is specifically designed for NERC certified System Operators, Reliability Coordinators, and other personnel who are required to obtain NERC CEH Simulation training hours each year.
This course is Section I in a series of two courses designed to use NECE simulation to explore power system operation concepts relating to AC generation and synchronization.
Each unit in this course covers the specific training items listed below:
Unit 1 – AC Power utilizing an AC Generation Simulator and Active Power Loss Calculator
Upon completion of the AC Power unit students shall be able to successfully:
· Describe what three items are required for electromagnetic induction and power generation to take place.
· Describe mutual induction and how it relates to transformer operation.
· Describe the losses found on transmission lines and the factors that lead to those losses.
Unit 2 – Synchronization utilizing the SynchLab Simulator and Girder 911 Incident Interactive Learning Tool
Upon completion of this Unit students shall be able to successfully:
· Determine running and incoming as related to synchronization.
· Define the three main adjustable parameters required to successfully synchronize and close a circuit breaker.
· Review communication practices for synchronization. |
| Emergency Operations Section 1 - Operating Emergencies and Standards - 12 CEH Register Today |
This course is specifically designed for NERC certified System Operators, Reliability Coordinators, and other personnel who are required to obtain NERC CEH Emergency Operations training hours each year.
This course is Section I in a series of three courses designed to cover the NERC recommended topics for system operator emergency training. As the power system grows and new demands are placed on aging equipment, unique situations will arise which challenge system operations. This course examines these challenges, as well as looks at the causes and lessons learned from past power system emergencies.
The emphasis of this course is on operating emergencies and the NERC Standards pertaining to emergency operation and system control.
Each module in this course covers the specific training items listed below:
Module 1 - Blackouts - Causes and Lessons Learned
Module 2 - NERC Emergency Standards Review
Module 3 - System Security
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| Emergency Operations Section 2 - Abnormal Operations – 12 CEH Register Today |
This course is Section II of a three part series specifically designed for NERC certified System Operators, Reliability Coordinators, and other personnel who are required to obtain NERC CEH Emergency Operations training hours each year.
In a series of three modules, the course covers the abnormal operating procedures for system operator emergency training. As the power system grows and new demands are placed on aging equipment, unique situations will arise which challenge system operations. This course examines these challenges, as well as looks at the causes and lessons learned from past power system emergencies.
Each module covers specific training items listed below:
Module 1 - Emergency Communications
Module 2 - Operating Under Abnormal Conditions
Module 3 - Emergency Recognition and Impact
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| Emergency Operations Section 3 - System Restoration – 12 CEH Register Today |
This course is Section III of a three part series specifically designed for NERC certified System Operators, Reliability Coordinators, and other personnel who are required to obtain NERC CEH hours of Emergency Operations training each year.
In a series of three modules, this course covers the NERC recommended topics for system restoration training. As the power system grows and new demands are placed on aging equipment, unique situations will arise which challenge system operations. This course examines these challenges, as well as looks at the causes and lessons learned from past power system emergencies.
Each module covers specific training items listed below:
Module 1 - NERC Restoration Training Document
Module 2 - System Restoration
Module 3 - Topics in Power System Operation - Reliability Concepts
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| NERC Standards Section 1 - Emphasis on Balance Authority – 12 CEH Register Today |
This course is Section I of a three part series that covers the NERC Reliability Standards in a series of modules created to review each set of standards in a detailed method of reading assignments, lectures, videos, discussions, and quizzes.
Each module covers specific training items listed below:
BAL - Resource and Demand Balancing (4 CEH Hours)
COM- Communications (4 CEH Hours)
INT - Interchange Scheduling and Coordination (4 CEH Hours)
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| NERC Standards Section 2 - Emphasis on Reliability Coordinators – 12 CEH Register Today |
This course is Section II of a three part series that covers the NERC Reliability Standards in a series of modules created to review each set of standards in a detailed method of reading assignments, lectures, videos, discussions, and quizzes.
Each module covers specific training items listed below:
CIP - Critical Infrastructure Protection (4 CE Hours)
IRO - Interconnection Reliability Operations and Coordination (4 CE Hours)
PER - Personnel Performance, Training, and Qualifications (2 CE Hours)
TPL/MOD -Transmission Planning, Modeling, Data, and Analysis (2 CE Hours)
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| NERC Standards Section 3 - Emphasis on Transmission & Generation Operators – 12 CEH Register Today |
This course is Section III of a three part series that covers the NERC Reliability Standards in a series of modules created to review each set of standards in a detailed method of reading assignments, lectures, videos, discussions, and quizzes.
Each module covers specific training items listed below:
EOP -Emergency Preparedness and Operations (4 CEH Hours)
TOP/VAR -Transmission Operations/Voltage and Reactive (4 CEH Hours)
PRC/FAC/NUC -Facilities Design, Connections and Maintenance (4 CE Hours)
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What are the course advantages? BSC's CEH courses are 100% online with access anytime and anywhere. The instructors are from the industry and have relevant knowledge for the learners. Throughout the course, students will have the opportunity to use Interactive Learning Tools in the enhanced online lessons.
What are the online course elements? This course is instructor-led, asynchronous, and completely online. Students learn from and participate in, threaded discussions, self-check exercises, video/audio and text based lectures, quizzes, animations and graphics. Instructors provide feedback on students' completed exams and answer students' questions in the discussion areas and through email. Student participation in discussion areas is encouraged as it enhances the quality of learning for all participants.
What are the computer requirements for this course? View Computer Requirements to find out what you need on your computer to take this course.
When will I receive my NERC CEH Hours? Upon successful completion, you will receive a certificate of completion by email and the CE Hours will be uploaded in the SOCCED.
What is the course schedule? The course is open for registration at anytime. The participants that register between June 1 and November 30 will have access to the course until December 31. The participants that register between December 1 and May 31 will have access to the course until June 30. The participant will have access to the material within 3 working days after registration.
What is the course fee? The course fee is $17.00/CEH.
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