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Course Outline
Introduction of typical light rail and commuter rail traction power systems
- Understand the differences between both systems
- Be able to identify basic equipment and purpose
- Understand power feeding schemes and operational considerations
Introduction to Overhead Contact Systems (OCS)
- Understand the pantograph’s interface to the OCS
- Understand the basic OCS configurations, styles and functions
- Be able to identify the various types of supporting structures and purpose
- Be able to identify the basic OCS parts, equipment and assemblies
- Understand the differences between dc and ac OCS components
Course Schedule
- 7/1/2024 12:00am - 11:59pm
- 6/30/2025 12:00am - 11:59pm
Program Director & Instructors
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Program Director
Dave Peterson
Moises Ramos
Project Manager II - Engineering
Moises Ramos, PE, is a Project Manager for HNTB in Denver, CO. With 20 years of specialized experience in the design, construction, inspection, testing, and commissioning of electrification projects, Moises possesses a wealth of knowledge tailored for the unique demands of challenging projects. His expertise extends to overhead contact systems, traction power systems, training, maintenance, and operations. Moises has delivered systems engineering services to prominent entities such as Caltrain, RTD-Denver, Amtrak, SEPTA, MBTA, LA Metro, Trimet, Sound Transit, and DART. His skill set encompasses construction estimating, intricate construction staging, and constructability logistics, acquired through a career that includes being a systems contractor and owner's representative for multiple transit authorities across North America.