Components of a Motor Control Center

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Components of a Motor Control Center
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Training Outline

This course introduces water and wastewater operators to the core components of motor control centers (MCCs) used in treatment plants. Learn how MCCs function, what each part does — from circuit breakers and VFDs to PLCs and HMIs — and what safety procedures to follow before working on or around these panels in the field.

Placement test
  • 1

    Components of a Motor Control Center

    • Electrical Cabinet Safety
    • Switches
    • Circuit Breakers
    • Auxiliary Relays
    • Three-Phase Motors
    • Switch Disconnectors
    • Fuses
    • Contactors
    • Thermal Overload Relays
    • Lockout/Tagout Procedure
    Chapter test
  • 2

    Chapter test
  • 3

    Chapter test
  • 4

    Chapter test
  • 5

    Chapter test
  • 6

    Chapter test
  • 7

    Chapter test
  • 8

    Chapter test

Learning outcomes

  • Explain the importance of MCCs in drinking water and wastewater treatment plants
  • Identify the key components of a motor control center and explain their primary functions
  • Describe the safety protocols to follow when working with MCCs

Level

Intermediate

Target audience

Professional certified drinking water and wastewater operators class I to IV, maintenance technicians

Learning material and method

Video clips with placement test, practice exercises and handout

Learning assessment method

Chapter tests (MCQs) with a minimum score of 70%