Basic System Trouble-Shooting Sample Clauses

Basic System Trouble-Shooting. The Contractor shall provide theoretical and practical instruction on basic trouble shooting procedures for the following systems: • Diesel Engines (Electricians/Power Plant Managers/QA) • Fuel Oil Systems (Power Plant Operators/QA) • Engine Intake and Exhaust Systems (Electricians/Power Plant Managers/QA) • Domestic Water Systems (WTP Managers/Plumbers/QA) • Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems Over 5 Tons (HVAC Technicians/QA) • Refrigeration Systems (HVAC Technicians/QA) o Principles of Refrigeration o Oil in Refrigeration Systems o Contaminants in Refrigeration o Desiccants and Driers o Foods and Their Preservation o Cabinet Construction and Repairs o Piping o Insulation o Refrigerants o Use of Refrigerant Charts o Refrigerant Cylinders o Vacuum Pumps o Moisture in Air o Electricity o Wiring Diagrams o System Components  Compressors  Condensers  Evaporators  Refrigerant Flow Controls o Motors o Controls Electric o Air Filters o Heat Pump Systems o Chillers o Brazing o Tubing and Fittings/Flaring o Seasonal Maintenance Checklists o Retubing Refrigeration Heat Exchangers o Refrigerant o Safety Relief Devices • Sanitary Waste Systems (Plumbers/WWTP Managers/QA) • Generators (Electricians/Power Plant Managers/QA) • Primary Electrical Distribution (Electricians/Power Plant Managers/QA) • Secondary Electrical Distribution (Electricians/Power Plant Managers/QA) • Motor Generators (Electricians/Power Plant Managers/QA) • Fire Protection (Electricians) The Contractor shall emphasize the proper use of tools, materials, and equipment throughout the duration of the course and ensure students conducting practical exercises wear required level of PPE. The Contractor shall develop a two-week block of training designed to instruct Plant Managers and Quality Assurance Technicians on the following task/topics: • Afghan Procurement Law • GIRoA Specific Procurement Processes and Procedures • GIRoA Service Contract Boiler Plate • Developing a Statement of Requirements for GIRoA Service Contracts • Developing an Independent Government Estimate for GIRoA Service Contracts • Developing a Statement of Work for GIRoA Service Contracts • Developing a Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan for GIRoA Service Contracts • Duties, functions, and responsibilities of Quality Assurance Technicians for GIRoA Service Contracts
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