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Telecom Site & Power Infrastructure Engineering Training Course

Builds practical skills in telecom site infrastructure, covering power supply, backup batteries, cooling and grounding that keep network services running.

TEOP · Telecommunications Engineering & OptimizationAll Levels#2807ClassroomEnglish , Arabic
Duration
5 Days
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Sectors:Telecommunications & Satellite TechnologyCategories:Telecommunications Engineering & Optimization

Course Overview

Telecom sites depend on reliable power systems, suitable environmental conditions, and well-designed infrastructure to maintain uninterrupted network services. Failures in power supply, cooling, grounding, or backup systems can lead to service outages, equipment damage, and increased operating costs. This course develops practical engineering skills in telecom site infrastructure, covering power distribution, rectifiers, battery systems, generators, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), grounding, lightning protection, and environmental monitoring. Participants learn to assess site requirements, calculate power demand, inspect critical equipment, and evaluate backup autonomy. The programme also addresses preventive maintenance, energy efficiency, fault diagnosis, and infrastructure reliability. Through practical exercises, participants develop the ability to identify infrastructure risks, improve power availability, and establish maintenance procedures that support reliable telecom operations.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand telecom site infrastructure and power system architecture.
  • Calculate electrical loads and estimate site power requirements.
  • Evaluate rectifiers, batteries, generators, and UPS systems.
  • Apply grounding and lightning protection principles.
  • Assess cooling, ventilation, and environmental monitoring systems.
  • Diagnose common power and infrastructure faults.
  • Develop preventive maintenance and energy optimisation plans.
  • Improve site availability and infrastructure reliability.

Who Should Attend

Telecom site and power engineers. Electrical and infrastructure engineers. Radio access network (RAN) and transmission engineers. Telecom operations and maintenance teams. Data centre and critical facilities technicians. Infrastructure project managers. Technical supervisors responsible for telecom site reliability.

Learning Outcomes

  • Assess telecom site infrastructure and power requirements.
  • Calculate load demand and backup battery autonomy.
  • Evaluate rectifier, generator, UPS, and distribution system performance.
  • Identify grounding, lightning protection, and cooling deficiencies.
  • Diagnose infrastructure faults using inspection and measurement data.
  • Apply preventive maintenance and energy efficiency practices.
  • Develop site reliability improvement plans.

Course Outline

Day 1

Telecom Site Infrastructure and Electrical Fundamentals

  • Telecom site types: rooftop, ground-based, indoor, outdoor, and remote sites.
  • Site layout, equipment cabinets, shelters, cable routing, and access requirements.
  • Electrical fundamentals: voltage, current, power, energy, and power factor.
  • AC and DC distribution in telecom installations.
  • Calculating equipment loads and estimating total site demand.
  • Electrical safety, isolation procedures, and inspection requirements.
  • Practical Exercise: Assess a sample telecom site layout and calculate its electrical load based on equipment specifications.
Day 2

Telecom Power Systems and Backup Solutions

  • Rectifier systems and AC-to-DC power conversion.
  • DC power distribution, protection devices, and load management.
  • Battery technologies, sizing, charging, and discharge characteristics.
  • Calculating battery capacity and backup autonomy.
  • Diesel generators, automatic transfer switches, and UPS applications.
  • Power redundancy, alarms, and failure scenarios.
  • Practical Exercise: Calculate the battery capacity required for a telecom site and evaluate backup duration under different load conditions.
Day 3

Grounding, Lightning Protection, and Environmental Control

  • Earthing and bonding principles for telecom installations.
  • Grounding arrangements and earth resistance measurements.
  • Lightning protection, surge protective devices, and transient voltage risks.
  • Electromagnetic compatibility and protection of sensitive equipment.
  • Cooling and ventilation requirements for telecom shelters and equipment rooms.
  • Temperature, humidity, dust, and water ingress monitoring.
  • Practical Exercise: Review a simulated site inspection report and identify grounding, surge protection, and cooling deficiencies.
Day 4

Site Operations, Fault Diagnosis, and Preventive Maintenance

  • Routine inspection and maintenance of power and infrastructure equipment.
  • Monitoring rectifiers, batteries, generators, UPS systems, and distribution panels.
  • Interpreting alarms, electrical measurements, and equipment logs.
  • Diagnosing power failures, battery degradation, overheating, and cooling faults.
  • Maintenance scheduling, spare parts management, and service restoration.
  • Documentation, risk assessment, and corrective action tracking.
  • Practical Exercise: Analyse a simulated telecom site failure, identify the likely root cause, and prepare a corrective maintenance plan.
Day 5

Energy Efficiency and Infrastructure Reliability

  • Energy consumption analysis and identification of major power losses.
  • Optimising rectifier efficiency, battery charging, and cooling systems.
  • Evaluating hybrid power solutions, renewable energy, and remote-site applications.
  • Monitoring power availability, backup autonomy, energy consumption, and equipment alarms.
  • Assessing infrastructure resilience and prioritising upgrades.
  • Developing maintenance KPIs and site improvement plans.
  • Practical Exercise: Prepare an infrastructure improvement plan for a telecom site, covering power reliability, energy efficiency, backup capacity, maintenance priorities, and measurable performance targets.

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Istanbul · 29 Mar – 2 Apr 2027 · Classroom

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