Design of Concrete Structures in Power Facilities

Power distribution networks are the backbone of industrial facilities, utilities, and large commercial developments. Poor network design or inadequate maintenance can result in power instability, high energy losses, equipment damage, and costly downtime. As electrical networks grow more complex, professionals need structured knowledge to design, operate, and maintain them efficiently.

The Design of Concrete Structures in Power Facilities course by LPC Training equips participants with practical skills to manage modern electrical distribution systems. Over five intensive days, participants explore network planning, protection systems, fault analysis, and maintenance strategies to ensure reliable power supply.

This course blends technical design with operational control. Participants will learn how to design network layouts, manage substations, apply protection coordination, and use predictive maintenance techniques. By the end of the course, participants will be able to operate and maintain electrical networks that are stable, safe, and efficient.