765 kV Substation Planning and Execution – From Concept to Commissioning Online Course For Saudi Arabia Professionals

Saudi Arabia’s energy sector is growing at an incredible pace, and with it comes the demand for engineers who can manage large-scale, high-voltage power transmission systems. A 765 kV substation is not just another project — it’s the backbone of a nation’s electrical network, capable of transmitting massive amounts of power efficiently and reliably across vast distances. To design, plan, and execute such critical infrastructure requires more than technical knowledge; it demands precision, coordination, and a deep understanding of local conditions and standards.

The BHADANIS Substation Engineering and Management Online Training has created this comprehensive course — “765 kV Substation Planning and Execution – From Concept to Commissioning (as per Saudi Standards)” — specifically for professionals working in or aspiring to join high-voltage infrastructure projects in Saudi Arabia. It is tailored for civil engineers, electrical engineers, planning engineers, project managers, and EPC professionals involved with Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), Royal Commission, ARAMCO, and other large-scale utility projects.

The course walks you through the complete lifecycle of a 765 kV substation project — from feasibility and design to construction, testing, commissioning, and handover. It emphasizes how to plan site layouts, prepare BOQs, manage procurement, execute foundation and equipment installation, and ensure compliance with Saudi Electrical and Safety Standards. You’ll also gain valuable insights into quality control, safety management, and documentation practices followed by leading power authorities in the Kingdom.

What makes this training unique is its practical and field-oriented approach. Each phase — whether it’s design coordination, civil execution, or testing — is explained in a clear, step-by-step manner. The course not only helps professionals understand how to build substations but also how to manage them effectively, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030’s focus on energy reliability and modernization.