Eagle Eye University (EEU), a division of Eagle Eye Power Solutions, has expanded its stationary battery course offering to include online battery training in addition to its current in-person and customer-site curriculums.
Ranging from beginner to advanced levels, EEU offers a variety of on-demand courses:
- Battery-101
- NERC Compliance
- DC Power Systems
- IEEE-Recommended Best Practices
- Battery Monitoring and Analysis
- Discharge Testing
- And more
Students can sign up directly on EEU’s newly launched website.
Whether enrolling for virtual training as a group or individual, students are now able to take online courses at their own pace, performing short tests along the way to ensure knowledge retention. Through the 
password-protected portal, supervisors can also monitor each student’s progress via in-depth reporting capabilities.
Upon completing each online course, students will receive an official EEU certificate and have an opportunity to sign up for live Q&A sessions directly with an EEU instructor.
Having recently resumed COVID-safe in-person training at its Eagle Eye Power Solutions’ Milwaukee, Wisconsin headquarters, EEU has also unveiled a brand new, state-of-the-art battery learning lab. With chargers, battery strings and testers on hand, it provides the optimal environment for hands-on learning, testing and practical application of the battery knowledge gained in both a classroom setting or online. As a third form of training, on-site, private group training sessions – led by a seasoned EEU instructor – are also available to be performed on location at customers’ facilities.
A roster of experienced trainers, EEU instructors are recognized as:
- Senior IEEE Standards Association Members
- Power and Energy Society’s Stationary Battery Committee Members (PES SBC)
- Contributing authors to numerous trade publications and manuals.
Collectively, they have helped thousands of students gain mastery over this complex subject material, providing them with the confidence and tools necessary to succeed at their often mission-critical jobs.
