EGSA Launches Two-Tiered On-Site Power Schools
The Electrical Generating Systems Association (EGSA) has recently launched and published details on its new Two-Tiered On-Site Power Generation School program. The new Basic and Advanced Schools are designed to better meet the needs and diverse backgrounds of those who attend the schools. The result is a more pertinent training experience in fewer days—that means fewer hotel dollars spent, and fewer days away from the workplace.
EGSA's On-Site Power Generation Schools provide a complete overview of the components of an On-Site Power generation system. The program provides students with a unique opportunity to familiarize themselves with the technical aspects of the On-Site Power Generation Industry.
Basic School—The Basic School is a general, but still technical, overview of On-Site Power Generation equipment. The Basic School is designed for those who are working in non-technical positions (such as Sales or Marketing, Administrative, or Company Management positions) and for those with less than three years experience working in the industry. As a result, we have "lightened up" several modules to make them more suitable for less experienced or non-technical personnel.
Advanced School—In comparison to the Basic School, the Advanced School will offer more highly technical and in-depth coverage of the equipment. The Advanced School is designed for those who have attended the EGSA Basic On-Site Power Generation School; those who are employed in Engineering, Project Management, or Service positions; and for those with over three years experience in the industry. The Advanced School features "beefed up" modules and covers technical aspects in a more in-depth manner and offers three new modules—Starting Systems, Emissions, and Noise Control.
Complete details about the Schools—including module descriptions, school schedule and registration information—is available online at www.EGSA.org.
EGSA is an international trade association made up of over 600 companies throughout the United States and a dozen other countries. Headquartered in Boca Raton, FL it is the world's largest organization dedicated to On-Site Power Generation and works to provide a variety of educational opportunities to members of the industry.
For more information, visit EGSA online at www.EGSA.org or call 561/750-5575.
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