Generator Training, Generator Technology Course, Generators
Complete Generator Training: Engine, Alternator, Controls, Operation & Maintenance
This course is designed to make any motivated learner understand how a generator works as a complete system, covering:
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Mechanical systems (engine, cooling, fuel)
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Electrical systems (alternator, AVR, protections)
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Control & automation
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Installation, operation, maintenance, and safety
No advanced engineering background is required.
Complex concepts are explained in simple, practical language with real-life examples.
Who Can Join This Generator Course
✔ Mechanical Engineers
✔ Electrical Engineers
✔ Diploma / ITI holders
✔ Facility managers & supervisors
✔ DG operators & technicians
✔ Non-engineers working in power, construction, hospitals, data centers
✔ Freshers & career re-starters
Learning Outcome (Very Important)
After completing this course, a participant can:
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Explain generator working from fuel tank to electrical output
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Operate DG sets safely and confidently
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Perform routine & preventive maintenance
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Identify and troubleshoot common faults
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Communicate effectively with OEM service teams
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Handle generators at industrial, commercial, and site level
Course Curriculum (Step-by-Step)
MODULE 1: Basics of Power & Generators (For Everyone)
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What is electricity? (simple explanation)
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AC vs DC power
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Why generators are needed
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Where generators are used (industry, hospitals, sites, homes)
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Generator vs UPS vs inverter
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Understanding power ratings (kW, kVA, PF) – in simple terms
MODULE 2: Types of Generators
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Diesel generators (DG sets)
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Gas generators
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Portable vs industrial generators
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Standby, prime, and continuous duty generators
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Silent and soundproof generators
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Selecting the right generator for an application
MODULE 3: Diesel Engine – Mechanical Side (Beginner Friendly)
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What is an engine?
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4-stroke diesel engine working
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Major engine parts and their functions
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Fuel injection system (mechanical & electronic)
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Lubrication system
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Cooling system (air & water cooled)
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Turbocharger basics
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Common engine problems and symptoms
MODULE 4: Alternator – Electrical Side (Simplified)
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What is an alternator?
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How mechanical power becomes electrical power
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Stator and rotor (easy explanation)
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Single phase vs three phase output
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Voltage, current, frequency – practical meaning
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Power factor explained for non-engineers
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Efficiency and losses (concept level)
MODULE 5: Generator Control Panel & Instrumentation
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What is a DG control panel?
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Basic instruments: voltmeter, ammeter, frequency meter
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Indications and alarms
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Manual vs automatic panels
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AMF panel (Automatic Mains Failure)
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Start/stop logic explained simply
MODULE 6: Generator Protection & Safety
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Why protection is necessary
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Engine protections (oil pressure, temperature, overspeed)
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Electrical protections (over/under voltage, frequency)
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Short circuit & overload protection (basic understanding)
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Emergency shutdown systems
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Safe operating practices
MODULE 7: Installation & Commissioning
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Generator foundation basics
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Alignment and mounting
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Exhaust system installation
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Fuel system layout
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Earthing and grounding (simple explanation)
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Pre-commissioning checks
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First-time startup procedure
MODULE 8: Operation of Generator (Hands-on Focus)
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Daily startup checks
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Starting and stopping procedures
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Load application and unloading
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Operating under different load conditions
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Load percentage vs fuel consumption
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Do’s and Don’ts during operation
MODULE 9: Maintenance of Generator (Core Skill)
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Importance of maintenance
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Daily, weekly, monthly checks
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Oil change procedure
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Filter replacement
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Battery maintenance
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Cooling system maintenance
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Maintenance checklist usage
MODULE 10: Fuel, Efficiency & Cost Control
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Diesel properties and quality
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Fuel consumption calculation
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Load vs efficiency relationship
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Reducing fuel wastage
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Operational cost understanding
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Emission basics and pollution norms (CPCB overview)
MODULE 11: Synchronization & Load Sharing (Concept Level)
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Why synchronization is required
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Single DG vs multiple DG operation
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Basics of voltage, frequency, and phase matching
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Automatic vs manual synchronization (concepts)
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Real-life applications (plants, data centers)
MODULE 12: Troubleshooting & Practical Fault Diagnosis
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Generator not starting
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Low voltage / low frequency issues
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Overheating problems
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Excessive smoke
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Noise and vibration issues
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Alarm & trip analysis
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How to talk to service engineers effectively
MODULE 13: Codes, Standards & Compliance
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CPCB emission norms
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Noise control rules
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Safety guidelines
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Basic documentation and logbooks
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Statutory inspections (overview)
MODULE 14: Practical Case Studies
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Industrial DG failure case studies
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Hospital backup power scenarios
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Construction site DG problems
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Preventive vs breakdown maintenance comparison
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Real-life troubleshooting logic
Certification
Certificate in Generator Technology & DG Set Operation
Issued by Pertecnica Engineering
Career & Practical Applications
After this course, participants can work as:
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DG Operator / Technician
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Maintenance Supervisor
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Facility Engineer
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Utility Engineer
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Site Power In-charge
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Service & Support Technician
Why This Course is Unique
✔ Designed for engineers and non-engineers together
✔ Mechanical + Electrical combined approach
✔ Simple language, practical logic
✔ Job-oriented and field-ready
✔ Ideal for industry, EPC, facilities & services
