A free one-day workshop covering relay protection, circuit breakers, CTs, transformers and batteries, with hands-on Megger test equipment.

Substations don't forgive guesswork. Whether you're commissioning new assets, running a maintenance programme or chasing down a fault, you need to know which test to run, why, and what the results are actually telling you.

PASS Ltd and Megger are bringing substation testing to our Stevenage Training Centre for one day of practical, expert-led learning. You'll cover the whole substation environment from A to Z — theory in the morning, hands-on with the latest Megger test equipment in the afternoon — with Megger Application Experts on hand all day to answer your questions.

What you'll cover

Relay protection testing — verifying protection schemes operate correctly and on time

Circuit breaker testing — timing, contact resistance and mechanism checks

CT analysis — ratio, polarity, excitation and burden testing

Transformer testing — winding resistance, turns ratio, insulation and diagnostics

Battery assessment — keeping substation DC systems ready when they're needed most

And more — bring your own testing challenges for the experts

Who should attend

Test and commissioning engineers, protection engineers, HV maintenance technicians, Authorised and Senior Authorised Persons, asset managers and electrical engineers responsible for substations, private HV networks or switchrooms.

Why attend

Learn directly from Megger's application specialists, not a sales pitch

Get hands-on time with kit you might not otherwise try before you buy

Swap notes with engineers facing the same challenges

[Receive a certificate of attendance for your CPD records — CONFIRM]

Lunch and refreshments included [CONFIRM]

About PASS Ltd

PASS Ltd supplies, calibrates and trains on test and measurement equipment across the UK. Our calibration laboratory is UKAS accredited to ISO/IEC 17025, and our training centres deliver City & Guilds accredited LV and HV electrical courses. As a Megger partner, we can support you from choosing the right instrument through to keeping it calibrated and compliant.

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