Master of Permanent Training in Maintenance of High Voltage Electrical Infrastructure + 60 ECTS credits
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Summary
Electricity needs a transport system to reach the consumption centers. This transport is done through an extensive network of electric lines that connect the production centers with the consumption points distributed throughout the territory. The transport network is a fundamental element of the electrical system and has a double objective: to ensure that consumers have electricity at all times, and that it reaches the end user with the lower possible losses of energy. The electricity transport network in Spain has more than 34,500 km of high voltage lines, to which the average and low voltage distribution lines must be added. The total length exceeds 600,000 km, about 15 times the perimeter of the earth. High voltage lines and more than 400 transforming stations belong to the company Red Electrica de España. The average and low voltage lines, on the contrary, are owned by different electrical companies that are those that distribute electricity to the final consumer.
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Electricity needs a transport system to reach the consumption centers. This transport is done through an extensive network of electric lines that connect the production centers with the consumption points distributed throughout the territory. The transport network is a fundamental element of the electrical system and has a double objective: to ensure that consumers have electricity at all times, and that it reaches the end user with the lower possible losses of energy. The electricity transport network in Spain has more than 34,500 km of high voltage lines, to which the average and low voltage distribution lines must be added. The total length exceeds 600,000 km, about 15 times the perimeter of the earth. High voltage lines and more than 400 transforming stations belong to the company Red Electrica de España. The average and low voltage lines, on the contrary, are owned by different electrical companies that are those that distribute electricity to the final consumer.
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Electricity needs a transport system to reach the consumption centers. This transport is done through an extensive network of electric lines that connect the production centers with the consumption points distributed throughout the territory. The transport network is a fundamental element of the electrical system and has a double objective: to ensure that consumers have electricity at all times, and that it reaches the end user with the lower possible losses of energy. The electricity transport network in Spain has more than 34,500 km of high voltage lines, to which the average and low voltage distribution lines must be added. The total length exceeds 600,000 km, about 15 times the perimeter of the earth. High voltage lines and more than 400 transforming stations belong to the company Red Electrica de España. The average and low voltage lines, on the contrary, are owned by different electrical companies that are those that distribute electricity to the final consumer.
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This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.
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University Degree of Master of Permanent Training in High Voltage Electric Infrastructure Maintenance with 1500 hours and 60 ECTS credits from the Catholic University of Murcia
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