Autodesk Revit Electrical Training - Advanced AutoCAD Electrical Toolset

This Autodesk Revit Electrical Training course is designed for professionals involved in electrical system design, drafting, and coordination within building and industrial environments. It is ideal for individuals who want to enhance their skills in Revit MEP – Electrical and improve collaboration within multidisciplinary projects.

Typical attendees include:

• Electrical Engineers and Designers

• Project Engineers and Design Coordinators

• BIM Managers and Technologists

• Electrical Contractors and Estimators

• Control System and Instrumentation Technicians

• CAD/BIM Drafters and Technicians

• MEP Coordinators and Consultants

• Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Facility Engineers

• Construction Managers and Supervisors involved in electrical layout and design

Autodesk Revit Electrical Training – AutoCAD Electrical Toolset

Course Outline – 12 Hours (2 Days)

Day 1 – Foundations and Core Tools (6 Hours)

Module 1 – Getting Started (1.0 hour)

• Interface and workspace customization

• Project creation and navigation

• Drawing setup and standards

Module 2 – Schematic Design Basics (2.0 hours)

• Inserting schematic symbols

• Creating and editing wires and wire numbers

• Managing signal arrows and cross-referencing

• Wire annotation and drafting conventions

Module 3 – Component Editing and Management (1.5 hours)

• Updating and modifying components

• Retagging and catalog lookups

• Circuit reuse and use of block libraries

Module 4 – Panel Layouts (1.5 hours)

• Inserting footprint symbols and linking to schematics

• Editing panel layouts and component placement

• Adding annotation, dimensions, and documentation details

Day 2 – Advanced Features and Projects (6 Hours)

Module 5 – Project Management (1.5 hours)

• Creating multi-drawing projects

• Organizing and renaming project files

• Executing project-wide updates and revisions

Module 6 – Automation Tools (1.5 hours)

• Automatic wire numbering and cross-referencing

• Using the Circuit Builder tool

• PLC module insertion and editing functions

Module 7 – Reports and Documentation (1.5 hours)

• Generating BOMs, wire lists, and terminal reports

• Customizing report templates and data fields

• Exporting data to Excel and other formats

Module 8 – Project Integration and Wrap-Up (1.5 hours)

• Integrating schematic, panel, and report elements

• Q&A and troubleshooting best practices

• Best practices for maintaining professional electrical documentation

COURSE SCHEDULE

Start: 10 a.m. Eastern Time

Finish: 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time