This comprehensive performance evaluation lab training offers a progressive journey through foundational, intermediate, advanced, and expert-level electrical systems management. 

Participants begin with a solid grounding in basic electrical theory, safety protocols, and hands-on lab practices, learning to interpret electrical diagrams, apply Ohm’s Law, and perform fundamental circuit analysis while emphasizing OSHA standards and proper PPE usage. Building on this, intermediate labs delve into AC and DC systems, troubleshooting techniques, and components like relays, switches, and transformers, with practical applications in motor controls and programmable logic controllers (PLCs). 

Advanced labs introduce three-phase systems, automation technologies, and Human-Machine Interface (HMI) integration, focusing on diagnostics, system optimization, and compliance with industry standards. The final expert-level training prepares students for leadership roles by covering advanced power distribution, energy efficiency, predictive maintenance, and hands-on work with variable frequency drives (VFDs) and industrial automation networks. This program equips graduates with the comprehensive skills required for success in modern electrical and automation technology fields.