AutoCAD Electrical Training in Vadodara – Practical Layouts for Engineers

Learn real-world electrical drawing skills for panels, lighting, SLDs, and safety layouts—step by step.

AutoCAD Electrical Training in Vadodara is a must for engineers who want to work on real industrial and building projects. This hands-on course teaches you how to create accurate electrical layouts using AutoCAD software. Whether you’re designing panels, lighting systems, or safety layouts, our training helps you use correct symbols, layers, and dimensions. With 8 practical modules, this course is ideal for students, freshers, and working professionals who want to upgrade their skills and become job-ready in the electrical field.

AutoCAD Training for Electrical Engineers

AutoCAD Electrical training in Vadodara helps students and professionals learn how to design electrical systems for buildings, factories, and power plants. This course teaches you how to make different types of drawings like panel layouts, lighting plans, and safety diagrams. You’ll also learn how to show cable paths, mark hazardous zones, and design protection systems. These skills are useful for getting jobs in electrical design, project planning, and engineering companies.

Equipment GA

Learn how to draw electrical equipment layouts with proper symbols and dimensions.

In this module, you will learn how to create detailed layouts of electrical equipment like panels, transformers, and control boxes. We teach how to use the correct symbols and add dimensions so your drawing is clear and professional. These layouts are used in real projects for installation and planning, and they help engineers understand how everything fits in the plant.

Single Line Diagram (SLD)

Understand how to create SLDs showing power flow, breakers, transformers, and panels.

You will learn how to make Single Line Diagrams, which show the full electrical system in a simple way. These drawings include power sources, breakers, transformers, and panels—all connected with one line. SLDs are used in design, testing, and maintenance. We explain how to draw them step by step using AutoCAD tools and standard symbols.

Lighting Layout

Design lighting systems for buildings and plants using AutoCAD layers and blocks.

This part of the training teaches you how to plan lighting for rooms, buildings, and industrial areas. You will learn how to use layers to organize different types of lights and how to use blocks to place fixtures quickly. We also show how to mark switches, wiring paths, and control points. These layouts help in proper lighting design and energy planning.

Earthing Layout

Learn how to represent earthing pits, conductors, and connections in a 2D layout.

Earthing is important for safety in electrical systems. In this module, you will learn how to draw earthing pits, conductors, and connections clearly. We teach how to show the correct symbols and paths so that your drawing matches site requirements. These layouts are used during installation and inspection to ensure proper grounding.

Lightning Protection Layout

Understand how to show lightning arrestors and protection zones in AutoCAD.

You will learn how to design layouts that protect buildings and equipment from lightning strikes. We teach how to show lightning arrestors, down conductors, and protection zones using AutoCAD. These drawings are important for safety and are used in high-risk areas like factories, plants, and tall buildings.

Hazardous Area Layout

Create layouts showing hazardous zones as per safety standards.

In this module, you will learn how to mark hazardous zones in electrical layouts. These zones are areas where flammable gases or chemicals may be present. We teach how to follow safety standards and use correct symbols to show danger zones. These drawings help in planning safe electrical installations and avoiding accidents.

Substation / Switchyard Layout

Learn how to prepare substation drawings with transformers, isolators, and busbars.

You will learn how to draw the layout of substations and switchyards, which are key parts of power systems. We teach how to show transformers, isolators, busbars, and other equipment in a clear and organized way. These layouts are used in power distribution and help engineers plan and maintain electrical systems.

Cable Tray Routing

We also teach how to show cable tray paths and supports in AutoCAD.

As a bonus, you will learn how to draw cable tray routes used for carrying electrical cables. We teach how to show tray paths, bends, supports, and junctions. These drawings are useful in building wiring systems and industrial setups, helping teams install cables safely and neatly.

Who Should Join?

Anyone can join and learn AutoCAD Electrical—whether you’re a student, fresher, or working professional. Since this is an engineering institute, our course content is designed to match real industry needs, especially in the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) sectors. Today, companies don’t just want candidates who know basic 2D drawing. They prefer electrical engineers who understand technical drawings and can use AutoCAD to create clear, professional layouts. Our training helps you build both drawing skills and technical knowledge to meet industry expectations.

This course is perfect for:

Fresh electrical engineers
Diploma holders
Site engineers
Students preparing for industrial roles

Why Petromech Baroda LLP?

At Petromech Baroda LLP, we offer more than just training—we prepare you for the real industry. Our instructors are highly skilled and come directly from the engineering field. They have strong industrial experience and stay updated with the latest trends and technologies. Since they also conduct interviews in their companies, they guide you on how to face interviews confidently and help you build an effective CV that stands out.

Petromech has strong connections with engineering companies and also provides manpower for various roles like engineers, designers, and draftsmen. If you learn sincerely and complete the course properly, there’s a high chance you’ll be selected by a company during or soon after your training. We focus on practical skills that match what industries actually need.