Electric Motor Rewinding (MV and HV)

Course Title: Electric Motors Rewinding (Medium and High Voltage)

Starts January 11, 2026 & January 18, 2026 (two 6-hr sessions)

$1,290

Online Course

One of a Kind Course – ElectroMentor’s Exclusive!

Course Hours: 12 hrs

Course Description:
This course is designed to equip trainees with the skills and knowledge required for medium- and high-voltage electric motor rewinding, covering both rotor and stator components. Participants will learn the full end-to-end process, including inspection and fact-finding, documentation and analysis, dismantling, coil manufacturing, assembly, and testing in alignment with international standards. All course materials are based on industry experience, real-world case studies, and rich multimedia content to ensure a practical and engaging learning experience.

Key Topics Covered:

• Machine basics

• In-operation inspections and online monitoring

• Common defects in electric motors

• Preparation and execution of required activities for motor rewinding

• Overview of essential materials and equipment for electric motor rewinding

• Coil manufacturing

• Stator core repair or restacking

• Rotor rewinding

• Electrical testing of rotor and stator

• Offline partial discharge (PD) testing on stator windings and analysis

• Preparing reports and defining operation terms after overhaul

What participants can expect and learn

This is a 12-hour online course designed for beginner to intermediate-level learners. During the first hour, participants will undergo a skills assessment to determine the appropriate level of instruction for the group.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to contribute as junior members of an electric motor rewinding team or effectively supervise rewinding activities on-site as client representatives during contractor operations.

Trainer Professional Short Bio

The trainer, Mostafa Farokhi brings over 17 years of full-time industry experience as the founder of AMATECH, specializing in electric motor and generator technologies. Throughout this career, they have contributed to the manufacturing of more than 450 generators and electric motors in roles including quality control expert and design engineer.

In addition, they have led maintenance, rewinding, installation, and rehabilitation projects for over 150 international assignments. Their expertise spans quality control, customer service engineering, site engineering, service quality management, diagnostics, and specialized testing for electric machines.

The trainer has worked as a technical expert and contractor with globally renowned power generation companies known for their excellence in manufacturing and maintaining turbo and hydro generators, including Siemens, Ansaldo, JEUMONT, GE, IRIS, and VEM.

Notes:

• All participants will receive digital course materials, which may include slide decks, reference guides, toolkits, and access to the session recording.

• Upon successful completion, you will earn the ElectroMentors Certificate of Completion.

• ElectroMentors is an approved provider of EIC CEU/PDH certificates. Should you wish to receive it, it is available as an optional add-on during checkout [Link].

• This course may be eligible for Professional Development Hours (PDHs) with engineering regulatory bodies such as EGBC, APEGA, PEO, Engineers Nova Scotia, and other similar organizations across Canada. Participants are responsible for ensuring the course content is relevant to their area of professional practice and for retaining proof of completion for audit purposes.

• ElectroMentors is an approved provider of IEEE CEU/PDH Certificates. If you wish to obtain a certificate directly from IEEE, please add it to your checkout via [this link].

• Please note that all purchases are final. By registering and attending the course, you agree to ElectroMentors’ Terms and Conditions, including our rescheduling, cancellation, and refund policies. [Terms & Conditions].

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