
This course is a complete practical guide to understanding and designing Low Current Security and Life Safety Systems in real construction projects. It is designed for electrical engineers who want to move beyond basic installation knowledge and develop strong design and technical office skills.
In this course, you will learn how major systems work and how to design them step by step, including Fire Alarm, CCTV, Access Control and Public Address systems. The content focuses on real project scenarios, technical decision-making, and practical engineering logic used in Gulf projects.
You will understand system architecture, device selection, zoning principles, cable routing, load calculations, and storage calculations for CCTV. In addition, you will learn how to prepare professional BOQs, review specifications, and coordinate low current systems with other disciplines.
This course does not only explain components — it teaches you how to think like a design engineer and handle real project challenges confidently. Whether you are a fresh graduate, site engineer, or technical office engineer, this course will strengthen your technical foundation and improve your career opportunities.
By the end of this course, you will be able to approach low current systems professionally, reduce common design mistakes, and confidently participate in real project execution.
Let’s build your engineering confidence and take your low current skills to the next level.