H Energy
The Cheboksary Service Centre of H Energy continues its systematic efforts to train young professionals for the electric power industry.
A recent practical training session was held at the branch’s training centre in Cheboksary for students of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Apparatus at I.N. Ulyanov Chuvash State University. These sessions take place every two weeks during the second half of the academic year and are an integral part of the joint educational programme between the university and the company.
The focus of the latest practical session was the study of the LTB 145D1/B column-type circuit breaker — equipment widely used in modern distribution networks. The lead specialist from the service centre not only provided a detailed review of the device’s technical specifications and advantages, but also demonstrated its actual structure using a working model housed at the training centre.
Such training sessions help students connect theoretical knowledge with real‑world industrial practice. For H Energy, this represents an opportunity to identify and nurture motivated, well‑prepared employees already at the training stage – professionals who will be ready to work with complex high‑voltage equipment.
Cooperation with I.N. Ulyanov Chuvash State University continues: students are looking forward to new meetings and the opportunity to get acquainted with modern high‑voltage apparatus. H Energy remains a reliable partner in training personnel for the country’s strategic industry.
A recent practical training session was held at the branch’s training centre in Cheboksary for students of the Department of Electrical and Electronic Apparatus at I.N. Ulyanov Chuvash State University. These sessions take place every two weeks during the second half of the academic year and are an integral part of the joint educational programme between the university and the company.
The focus of the latest practical session was the study of the LTB 145D1/B column-type circuit breaker — equipment widely used in modern distribution networks. The lead specialist from the service centre not only provided a detailed review of the device’s technical specifications and advantages, but also demonstrated its actual structure using a working model housed at the training centre.
Such training sessions help students connect theoretical knowledge with real‑world industrial practice. For H Energy, this represents an opportunity to identify and nurture motivated, well‑prepared employees already at the training stage – professionals who will be ready to work with complex high‑voltage equipment.
Cooperation with I.N. Ulyanov Chuvash State University continues: students are looking forward to new meetings and the opportunity to get acquainted with modern high‑voltage apparatus. H Energy remains a reliable partner in training personnel for the country’s strategic industry.
