From Design to Operation: Electrical Planning with PSS®SINCAL
Factories, data centers, and industrial facilities across Indonesia face a big challenge today: unexpected power cuts, high energy bills, and sudden equipment breakdowns. Often, these issues happen because plant managers rely on outdated system designs or struggle to spot weak links in their electrical setups. Over time, unmanaged power spikes and hidden electrical issues can lead to costly factory downtime, lost profits, and even safety hazards.
This easy-to-follow webinar shows you how to take control of your plant's power setup using practical, proven methods. We will explore how modern simulation tools—like Siemens PSS® SINCAL—help you build a clear, accurate digital model of your factory's electrical system. You will learn simple ways to check if your safety switches are set correctly, avoid sudden power drops when starting heavy machinery, and fix invisible power quality issues before they damage your expensive equipment.
Whether you are building a brand-new facility or upgrading an older plant, this session will help you make smarter choices, cut energy waste, and protect your operations. Designed for electrical and plant engineers in non-utility industrial sectors, this webinar will help you keep your operations running safely and smoothly.
Webinar Details:
- Date: Wednesday, September 2, 2026
- Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (GMT+7, Jakarta Time)
- Platform: 23 Webinar
- Language: Bahasa Indonesia
Speakers:
- Restu Maulana Azmi
Regional Tech Sales for Grid Simulation, Smart Infrastructure - Grid Software, PT Siemens Indonesia
- Habiibur Rohman
Technical Sales Engineer for Electrical Power Grid Protection, Smart Infrastructure - Grid Software, PT Siemens Indonesia
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for electrical engineers, power system engineers, maintenance and plant engineers, project engineers, consultants, and technical managers working in industries such as data centers, IPPs, oil & gas, pulp & paper, chemicals, sugar, manufacturing, and mining. It is especially valuable for professionals involved in the planning, operation, maintenance, modernization, or expansion of industrial electrical power systems who are looking to improve reliability, reduce operational risks, optimize investments, and address power quality challenges.
