Eagle Eye Power Solutions’ Regional Battery Training Events offer in-depth, hands-on training designed for engineers, technicians, and utility personnel who manage DC power systems and stationary batteries. These regional sessions cover essential topics including NERC PRC-005 compliance, IEEE battery testing standards, battery maintenance best practices, and safety procedures. Led by industry experts, each event provides real-world instruction and practical takeaways that empower attendees to enhance system reliability and meet regulatory requirements with confidence.
Regional Training Events
Earn 15 PDHs/1.5 CEUs while you’re there!
IEEE will be providing a CEU/PDH certificate.
These 2-day courses on NERC Battery Maintenance for Utilities provide an introduction to IEEE maintenance procedures for Lead-Acid and Nickel-Cadmium batteries that covers the specific requirements for NERC PRC-005-6 and TPL-001-5 compliance.
Our instructors are on-hand for one-on-one Q&A in between all sessions. All lunches, snacks, & beverages are included, as well as dinner, drinks, & entertainment on the night of Day 1.
NERC Compliant Battery Maintenance for Utilities
Omaha, NE | June 25-26, 2025
Don’t see your city? Contact us to request an EEU Event near you.
NERC Battery Maintenance for Utilities: Full Itinerary
What You’ll Gain from Attending
- Practical battery testing and maintenance skills
- Certification opportunities and continuing education credits
- Compliance insight tailored to your role and region
Approved Provider of CEU/PDH Certificates
Meet Our Battery Industry Experts
Our instructors are certified specialists in DC power, battery maintenance, and regulatory compliance. Each trainer brings years of field experience to ensure you receive actionable, hands-on knowledge to apply in your role.
Allen Bryne
EEU Technical Advisor
Expertise: NERC PRC-005 Compliance | IEEE Battery Testing | DC Power Systems
Years of Experience: 40+
Background: Former Utility Power Systems Engineer, Battery Testing Consultant, IEEE Senior Member
Training Focus: Lead-Acid & Ni-Cd Battery Maintenance, IEEE Testing Best Practices
Allen Byrne is a 40-year veteran of the battery backed power industry. He is a senior member of the Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers (IEEE) where he sits on the Power and Energy Society’s Stationary Battery Committee (PES SBC). He is also a member of the IEEE Standards Association. He is currently vice-chair of two IEEE battery standards.
Allen is one of the founders of Battcon, the International Stationary Battery Conference and was the chair for 16 years. He was also a contributing editor for Power Quality Assurance Magazine. He is a frequent speaker at power system related conferences and has had over 50 technical papers published. He is the original author of the Power Distribution Chapter of BICSI’s Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual.
He was greatly honored in 2011 by being inducted into the Battcon Battery Hall-of Fame.
What are your hopes for your students’ futures?
Depending upon the point in their career path, I would want them to know more than I did when I was in their shoes. I want them to be so competent that they can rise in the ranks and be a credit to their employer. I hope that I have made their job easier and more rewarding.
George Pedersen
EEU Technical Advisor / Instructor
Expertise: NERC PRC-005 Compliance | IEEE Battery Testing | DC Power Systems
Years of Experience: 40+
Background: Former Utility Power Systems Engineer, Battery Testing Consultant
Training Focus: Lead-Acid & Ni-Cd Battery Maintenance, IEEE Testing Best Practices
George Pedersen has been immersed in the battery industry for over 40 years, with hands-on experience in battery maintenance and testing in four out of seven continents. George was engaged in the design, installation, commissioning and operation of communication and secure power systems. Since then, he has dedicated himself to educating various industries on NERC PRC-005-6 and IEEE compliance, battery management and monitoring and analysis through courses at Eagle Eye University.
What’s your teaching philosophy?
A lot of the attendees at the classes are not book learners. So, I try to bring context into all the classes by using real battery data and my own practical experiences to demonstrate the theory working in practice.
What advantage do your students have over others who don’t attend your courses?
They know a lot more about the practical aspects of battery management than most people do. As a result, they are in a position to manage any failures when they occur, as they most certainly will.
George Turner
EEU Technical Advisor / Instructor
Expertise: NERC PRC-005 Compliance | IEEE Battery Testing | DC Power Systems
Years of Experience: 30+
Background: Former Field Service Supervisor, Battery Testing Consultant
Training Focus: Lead-Acid & Ni-Cd Battery Maintenance, IEEE Testing Best Practices
George Turner is a highly skilled technical advisor and instructor with extensive experience in the battery and critical DC power industry. With a diverse background in technical training, engineering, senior product management, and field service supervision, George brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his role.
At Eagle Eye University, George will be focusing on advising and instructing on battery maintenance and NERC compliance, leveraging his in-depth knowledge of industry standards and best practices. His dedication to excellence and passion for educating others will ensure that students receive top-notch training and guidance in navigating the complexities of battery maintenance and compliance requirements.
Tom Carpenter
EEU Technical Advisor / Instructor
Expertise: NERC PRC-005 Compliance | IEEE Battery Testing | DC Power Systems
Years of Experience: 30+
Background: Former Chief Engineer, Battery Testing Consultant
Training Focus: Lead-Acid & Ni-Cd Battery Maintenance, IEEE Testing Best Practices
Tom is the Owner, Founder, and Chief Engineer for TAC1 Engineering Services PLLC, supporting the maintenance, operations, testing, NERC compliance, and replacement of standby, stationary battery systems. As a trainer, he brings decades of experience in the electrical power industry, primarily focused on power generation and NERC compliance.
Tom has a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Mississippi State University, is a Licensed Professional Electrical Engineer, is a Licensed Electrician, and recently retired from a long, illustrious career that concluded with his last 10+ years as a NERC compliance expert for a large electrical utility
Tom was inducted into the Battcon Hall of Fame in 2024 for his longstanding service and commitment to the stationary battery industry.