Excitation
Generator Excitation Systems
Operation, troubleshooting and maintenance of GE static excitation platforms, from legacy EX2000 through the current EX2100e.
- EX2000
- EX2100
- EX2100e


Now training
EX2100e · LS2100e · Mark VIe
100+
Years of combined instructor experience
56
Combined years training for GE
9
GE control platforms covered in depth
Three tightly focused disciplines covering legacy and current generation GE equipment — operation, configuration, diagnostics, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, fault analysis and hands-on exercises.
Excitation
Operation, troubleshooting and maintenance of GE static excitation platforms, from legacy EX2000 through the current EX2100e.
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World-class instruction on Speedtronic control architecture, I/O, ToolboxST configuration and fault diagnosis.
Including approximately 56 combined years working and training for GE, so every course is taught from the manufacturer's perspective.
Each attendee receives a full training manual in both printed and digital formats to take back to the plant.
Selected courses use simulators so operators and technicians practise before touching live equipment.
GE has engaged our personnel to deliver training on its behalf, and our clients include GDF Suez, TransCanada and DEWA.
Seminars are held throughout the year in Columbia, Maryland; Oceanside, California; Dubai, UAE and Nairobi, Kenya. Plant operators and maintenance personnel working on newly acquired equipment — or on an existing installed system — are the ideal audience.
We also travel to customer sites worldwide to deliver fully customized training built around your installed equipment, procedures and shift patterns — so your crews learn on the systems they run every day, with no travel cost for your team.
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“The instructors clearly came from the manufacturer side. Our technicians left able to navigate the Mark VIe toolbox and trace a trip back to the source on their own.”
“Having the course run at our own facility on our own configuration made all the difference — every example matched equipment our crews actually operate.”
“Excellent balance of theory, diagnostics and hands-on exercises. The manuals and simulator sessions are still being used as a shift reference.”
Tell us your equipment and audience — we will scope the right course.