Generator 102: Best Maintenance Routines

Date(s):	Wednesday, September 18, 2024
Time:	11:30 am - 1:00 pm
Location	The Roger C. Bisher Training Center 998 Veterans Memorial Hwy SE Mableton ,GA.
Topic	Generator 102: Best Maintenance Routines
Speakers	Richard Knittel and Chase McNeal
Cost	FM Members - $25 FM Non-Members - $35 Students - $20
Questions?	Contact Lisa at 404-766-1632 or e-mail to [email protected]

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Summer is here and it is the heat and severe storm season. Brown-outs and power outages are more probable. If you rely on an emergency power system, will it be there when you need it? Join us for a Lunch and Learn presented by Prime Power on Generator Management and Maintenance. In the session, they will share their industry leading best practices and management strategies that will not only comply with NFPA 110 but will give you the peace of mind that when you need emergency power, it will be there. A key take-away will be a sample 90-point inspection worksheet that can be tailored to your facility.

Description:

In this lunch-and-learn, you will learn about the standard maintenance routines and trend analysis practices for an emergency power supply system (EPPSS).

Learning Objective 1
Identify required maintenance for engines, generators, and power distribution systems of an EPSS.

Learning Objective 2
Use common check sheets and logs.

Learning Objective 3
Use powers of observation to perform a basic walk-around.

Bio & Credentials

Richard Knittel is an EGSA certified Journeyman Trainer with over 40 years of experience in EPS services, engineering, and training.

Chase McNeal is an EGSA certified journeyman trainer with over a decade of experience in services, engineering, and training for the EPS industry.

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