Online Course: IEC 60034-23 Understanding and Application

This course teaches you to understand and apply IEC 60034-23 — the international standard that underpins AEMT's Code of Practice for the repair, overhaul, reclamation and responsible replacement of rotating electrical equipment.

IEC 60034-23 covers the full decision process, from initial assessment through to repair or replacement. A facility that can assess a motor against documented criteria, make a reasoned call, and record that process properly is in a much stronger position if that decision is ever questioned. This course gives you the knowledge to do that correctly.

The procedures behind AEMT's Code of Practice came out of two rewind research projects in 2003 and 2019 by EASA and the AEMT. IEC 60034-23 turned that body of work into an international standard. Get it right and motors leave your facility running as they should. Get it wrong and the consequences fall on your business.

Why this matters for your business

Demonstrates a standard, documented approach to repair

Supports your AEMT Code of Practice verification

Provides defensible evidence if a repair is ever disputed

Protects your reputation with customers and insurers

Ensures motors leave your facility maintaining efficiency

Reduces risk of post-repair failure and warranty claims

What the course covers

The standard and UK/EU legislation

Motor efficiency and loss types

Receiving, storage and initial inspection

Disassembly and core inspection