Choose the wrong pump for the job, or install it incorrectly, and the result is rarely a simple fix — it's higher energy bills, premature wear, and unplanned downtime that ripples through the whole plant. This Electric Pump Selection, Installation and Preventive Maintenance Training Course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy is built for anyone who needs pumps to keep running reliably in an industrial setting.

A pump is a self-contained mechanical unit driven by an electric or thermal motor: liquid is drawn in through suction cavities and pushed out through discharge pipes, whether the design is a rotating dynamic pump, a reciprocating positive-displacement pump with a piston, or a diaphragm pump. All of them turn electrical energy into mechanical motion and then into hydraulic energy to move liquid — mostly water. Electric pumps in particular are now the industry standard, playing a central role in energy storage and power generation facilities.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Explain how electric pumps operate and where each type is best applied.
• Install and test electric pumps correctly, following safety procedures and professional standards.
• Distinguish between positive-displacement and dynamic pumps, and estimate maintenance costs based on pump type.

Who Should Attend?

• Maintenance staff and junior electrical engineers.
• Technicians in a factory's maintenance and engineering department.
• Anyone looking to deepen their knowledge in this field.

Module 1: Choosing and Sizing the Right Pump

• Why electric pumps matter in industrial and other applications, and the different types available
• Factors in selecting the appropriate pump for a specific application
• Comparing performance, efficiency, energy consumption, and cost

Module 2: Electrical Foundations Behind Pump Operation

• AC fundamentals and core electrical concepts
• Basic electrical components used in pumps
• Parts of electric pumps and their functions

Module 3: Designing the Pump System

• Steps in designing a pump system, from concept through implementation
• Basic equations and calculations used in system design
• Engineering, mechanical, and electrical considerations, and precautions against future operational and maintenance problems

Module 4: Installing and Commissioning the Pump

• Preparing the site for installation
• Correct steps for electrical and mechanical installation
• Verifying electrical connections, pipes, and valves
• Running the necessary tests and adjusting pressure, flow, and speed to match operational requirements

Module 5: Keeping Pumps Running: Maintenance and Fault Repair

• Scheduling and performing routine maintenance
• Early fault diagnosis and preventive maintenance procedures
• Replacing consumable components and running performance checks
• Analyzing common faults and repairing simple to complex problems

Module 6: Safety and Quality Assurance

• Safety procedures during installation and maintenance
• Measures to protect the environment during operation
• Quality assurance strategies in pump installation
• Ongoing performance evaluation and improvement of operational and maintenance processes