Enclosure Integrity Test Training

AED7,500

For many years Salimus and its Partners in the USA have conducted an on-site, hands-on Enclosure Integrity Testing Procedure training program. We have been conducting this program for over 25 years and have taught and certified hundreds of technicians and engineers in this country and worldwide.

The program has proven to be successful and cost-effective for our customers. It meets all the NFPA requirements.

With the Coronavirus pandemic, we are all now facing, and with the restrictions to travel and large meetings, Salimus developed an online training program. Our goal has been to have a training program as complete and effective as our on-site program. It is even more cost-effective for our customers by eliminating the travel expense for an instructor and for Salimus, a significant saving of our time. A win-win for both our customers and Salimus.

Though the Coronovirus pandemic was the big push, what has really made this possible was the development and adoption of online meeting apps like Webex, GoTo Meeting, and Zoom. We have been using Zoom primarily and have found it easy to use for our customers.

Based on our experience so far, we suggest:

  • Each delegate has his own laptop with a built-in or plug-in camera. This allows the instructor to see the delegate’s face and expressions, which is important in an instruction situation.
  • An additional computer with a camera that can be moved about. Part of the training is a hands-on setup of the equipment and a “test” of the training room. By placing the camera showing the “test” door, the instructor can monitor the delegate’s set up and offer instruction and suggestions.
  • Our On-Site training program was a one day program, starting about 8:00 in the morning and finishing about 3:00 in the afternoon. So far our online training has run for about the same time.
  • Before the training date, we will send you the meeting time and access information. We will also send you in advance the manuals and “Enclosure Integrity Testing” software on a thumb drive, which would be best to load on the delegate’s computer before the training program.