M2E (Mechanical to Electrical) Conversion Accredited Training

M2E (Mechanical to Electrical) Training Overview

Unlock your employee’s potential with MCP Technical Training. We bridge the gap between mechanical and electrical engineering with our comprehensive M2E conversion training. Our programme is designed to equip skilled individuals with the electrical skills and knowledge needed to excel in today's interdisciplinary engineering landscape.

M to E Course Details

Our M to E technical training covers a wide range of topics that are essential for bridging the mechanical and electrical domains. The course includes:

  • Introduction to Electrical Engineering Concepts

  • Loads of practical work

  • Troubleshooting and Problem Solving

  • Industry Best Practices and Standards

Duration: 16 days (4 parts consisting of 4 days each)

Format: In-Person. Reading or Solihull for public courses or on your site if you have four or more delegates who can be released simultaneously.

Prerequisites: No prior electrical knowledge is assumed.

At MCP, we know that skills change lives, which is why we are committed to supporting you and your learners to develop the skills needed to thrive today and in the future. We are here to support you in closing your maintenance skills gaps.

  • Health & Safety

  • Location of faults on three phase systems

  • Practical fault-finding techniques on pre-prepared rigs testing to component level

  • Practical fault finding on control circuits, using digital multi-meters and flowcharts

  • Methods of protection including motor overload units, fuses, circuit breakers and RCDs

Key Learning Areas for M2E Training

  • Methods of protection including motor overload units, fuses, circuit breakers and RCDs

  • Introduction to Programmable Controllers

  • Introduction to Thermal Imaging

  • Emergency isolation

  • Reading electrical drawings

  • Direct on-line and star delta starters

  • Relevant parts of BS7671 IET Wiring Regulations and Electricity at Work Regulations

  • Earthing and bonding solation procedure

  • Circuit wiring and block diagrams

  • Visual inspection and testing and interpretation of results

  • Connect and test a range of control devices including proximity sensors and limit switches

  • Circuits: connect one-way, two-way lighting circuits and the principles of ring and radial socket outlet circuit

  • Circuits: connection of a range of single phase and three phase motors and starters

  • Motors: replace single and three phase motors like-for-like

  • Motor control using soft starters and inverters

  • Connection to BS EN60309-2 and BS1363 plugs

  • Supplies: single and three phase supplies up to 400V

  • Use of test instruments: continuity, insulation resistance, earth loop impedance and RCD testers

  • Control of a.c. motor systems

  • Cables/systems: further termination of a range of single core, sheathed and armoured cables

  • Measurement of voltage, insulation resistance and continuity

  • Factors affecting cable selection

  • Change of direction

  • Connect a simple relay unit to control remote loads

  • BSEN:60617 symbols

FAQ’s

“Why is the M2E Mechanical to Electrical Training for me?”

M to E Conversion Training is right for you and your company if you’re looking to enable your mechanical staff to carry out high frequency, low risk electrical tasks.

M to E training will keep your staff aligned with best practices and reduce risks. Investing in employee development boosts morale and loyalty.

This training can help close your maintenance skills gaps.

“Can I have a consultation to see if M2E mechanical to electrical technical training is the right course for me?”

Absolutely! We offer free consultations to help you determine if the M to E Mechanical to Electrical training is the best fit for you. We have a variety of technical courses available, and even if M to E isn’t the perfect match, we can assess your company’s needs to find the right solution to improve your team.

There’s no commitment involved—just send us an enquiry, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. Alternatively, you can find our contact details here or you can check out other courses on the ‘courses page’. We can’t wait to hear to hear from you!

“How to Make a Group Booking for M2E Mechanical to Electrical Training or multiple training courses?”

To make a group booking for M2E Mechanical to Electrical and/or other training, simply head over to our "Enquiry" page to get started. We specialise in working with large companies and would love to discuss your specific needs!

Feel free to reach out directly at training@mcpeurope.com or call us on 0121 506 9030 for a quick chat or to schedule a consultation. We’re here to help you every step of the way!

“Is the MCP M2E Electrical to Mechanical training accredited?”

Yes, the MCP M2E, Mechanical to Electrical training is accredited! After completing each part of the course, you'll receive an MCP Training Certificate. Once you successfully complete the final (4th) part, you'll take an exam and if successful, will earn a City & Guilds Accreditation, a quality mark that validates the excellence in training and learning programs offered by MCP.

Delegates will need to pass the written tests and practical assessments to be awarded the City & Guilds Accreditation.

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Whether you are new to maintenance, looking to upskill, or a technician/engineer who would like to multi-skill, we have the training course for you. Most of our training courses are City & Guilds Accredited. All courses are taught by vocationally competent trainers and engineers with practical experience.

Our scheduled courses are held at one of our training centres or we can provide courses at customer facilities, setting a programme that fits your timetable. Our team also develops new courses and assessment criteria as we identify different needs in the industries we serve.

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