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As the demand for competent personnel in battery operations grows, so does the need for specialised training. Recognising this gap, we have developed the Battery Installation and Maintenance Course (BIMC).
Successful learners will receive a certificate from City & Guilds as part of their assured service and a digital credential
6 months experience with stationary batteries
2 Days at our Testing & Training Facility
£595 (£714 inc VAT)
With a robust focus on understanding the hazards and risks associated with working on or near battery systems, our BIMC encourages a ‘safety-first’ approach. We equip your team with knowledge, skills, and behaviours to stay safe during battery-related operations, cultivating a safety-conscious mindset that permeates every aspect of their work.
This course is not intended for beginners. We assume that participants already possess some degree of electrical competence. Ideally, candidates should have at least 6 months of experience working with stationary batteries. However, for those who need additional foundational knowledge, a pre-course study pack is available to help them get up to speed.
This course primarily caters to UPS Service and Installation Engineers, UPS Commissioning Engineers, Battery Monitoring System Installers, Electrical Engineers, and Maintenance Technicians.
Our experienced instructors bring years of industry experience and knowledge to the table, ensuring that learners receive the best possible training experience.
We are committed to aligning our training programs with industry standards, regulations, and applicable laws, so that our customers can feel confident that they are receiving the most up-to-date and relevant training available.
Our focus on safety is at the core of everything we do. We believe that our training programs can help our customers improve safety in their organisation and reduce the risk of accidents and incidents.
We commence by providing candidates with the requisite theoretical background before moving on to hands-on training. This approach allows candidates to apply learned concepts to real-life scenarios, which they are likely to encounter whilst installing, maintaining, or replacing stationary batteries.
Throughout the course, learners will have the opportunity to work directly on battery training racks, simulating common situations in a controlled and safe environment. This enhances their understanding and prepares them for real-world application of their skills.
1. Know common stationary battery types and how they work
2. Learn to be safe when working on or near stationary batteries
3. To have an understanding of common battery configurations
4. Learn how to work in accordance with risk and method statements
5. Learn how to install and replace batteries in a rack or cabinet
6. Conduct safe isolation of a battery system with confidence
7. Understand factors that affect battery life and performance
8. Test and maintain stationary batteries to assess their health
With a robust focus on understanding the hazards and risks associated with working on or near battery systems, our BIMC encourages a ‘safety-first’ approach. We equip your team with knowledge, skills, and behaviours to stay safe during battery-related operations, cultivating a safety-conscious mindset that permeates every aspect of their work.
This course is not intended for beginners. We assume that participants already possess some degree of electrical competence. Ideally, candidates should have at least 6 months of experience working with stationary batteries. However, for those who need additional foundational knowledge, a pre-course study pack is available to help them get up to speed.
This course primarily caters to UPS Service and Installation Engineers, UPS Commissioning Engineers, Battery Monitoring System Installers, Electrical Engineers, and Maintenance Technicians.
Our experienced instructors bring years of industry experience and knowledge to the table, ensuring that learners receive the best possible training experience.
We are committed to aligning our training programs with industry standards, regulations, and applicable laws, so that our customers can feel confident that they are receiving the most up-to-date and relevant training available.
Our focus on safety is at the core of everything we do. We believe that our training programs can help our customers improve safety in their organisation and reduce the risk of accidents and incidents.
We commence by providing candidates with the requisite theoretical background before moving on to hands-on training. This approach allows candidates to apply learned concepts to real-life scenarios, which they are likely to encounter whilst installing, maintaining, or replacing stationary batteries.
Throughout the course, learners will have the opportunity to work directly on battery training racks, simulating common situations in a controlled and safe environment. This enhances their understanding and prepares them for real-world application of their skills.
1. Know common stationary battery types and how they work
2. Learn to be safe when working on or near stationary batteries
3. To have an understanding of common battery configurations
4. Learn how to work in accordance with risk and method statements
5. Learn how to install and replace batteries in a rack or cabinet
6. Conduct safe isolation of a battery system with confidence
7. Understand factors that affect battery life and performance
8. Test and maintain stationary batteries to assess their health
Assessment is an integral part of the course, and it is undertaken through various methods. These include safety incident analysis, battery configuration assessments, and observation of safe systems whilst interacting with stationary battery systems.
Though not a licence to practise, the course provides the knowledge, skills, and behaviours (KSB) needed to carry out tasks safely & in accordance with manufacturer instructions and international standards.
As there are many topics regarding batteries that are not covered in standard training routes, the BIMC is vital for the safe installation, replacement, and maintenance of stationary batteries.
Though not a licence to practise, our course provides essential practical knowledge, skills, and behaviours (KSB) needed to carry out battery tasks safely and in accordance with manufacturer instructions and established international standards.
As this course is not intended for beginners, candidates should ideally have a degree of electrical competence and at least 6 months of experience working with stationary batteries.
There is a short hour long assessment at the end of the course which gauges your understanding of the topics & procedures covered. Although this assessment cannot be ‘failed’, a breakdown of your result will be provided for further study.
Our training facilities are located at Unit 3, Daniel Mullen Court, Station Road, Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, MK44 1PU.
Our state of the art testing & training facility is located in the village of Sharnbrook, with easy access from the M1/A1 and train links from Milton Keynes & Bedford. Dedicated parking is available for attendees on-site.
If you have any questions about any of our courses, assessments or our training facility, please let us know and we will be happy to give you any information you may need.
