30239QLD
Course in Conducting In-Service Safety Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (Test & Tag)
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
This program is designed to train persons in the inspection of in-service electrical equipment and covers testing procedures as outlined in the Relevant Queensland Legislation and Australian Standards.
Topics covered in this program are:
Flexible Cable types, colour codes, cable ratings
Flexible cords for use with single and poly phase appliances, apparatus (i.e. types and loadings, service duty etc.)
Plugs for use with with single and poly phase appliances, apparatus (i.e. types and loadings, IP rating etc.)
Knowledge of Test equipment
Safe use of test equipment
Illegal and unsafe work practices (eg opening up or attaching plugs when not licensed to do so.)
Maintenance of test equipment
Inspections – visual and mechanical (connection requirements)
Testing (eg continuity and insulation measurements and requirements)
Interpretation of inspection and testing results
Maintenance of competency through employer obligations
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Entry into this training program is limited to those employed or intending to be employed to carry out testing and tagging procedures on a routine basis so that currency of competency is maintained.
PROGRAM DURATION
Short program: 8 hours
1 x 8 hour day course or 2 x 4 hour night courses.
PROGRAM AWARD
Statement of Attainment
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING
Individuals may receive credit for their knowledge and skills through recognition of prior learning (RPL) upon completion of the RPL process.
The process will involve an initial meeting with an assessor to discuss your needs. Fees may be applicable for this service. You will then be required to gather your evidence; enrol into the class/es and submit your application for assessment.
Assessment may include skills and achievements from:
• Work experience (paid and unpaid)
• Life experience (for example leisure pursuits or voluntary work)
• Previous study (formal or informal training and education, for example industry training, school, college or adult education classes)
In order to grant RPL, an assessor must be confident that candidates are currently competent. Evidence used for assessment may take a variety of forms and could include certification, references from past employers, work samples, testimonials from clients and challenge testing.
For additional information relating to RPL for this program, please contact the RPL Coordinator on 07 3244 5386 or email sbit.rplcoordinator@det.qld.gov.au
VENUE
Southbank Campus
HOW TO APPLY
Ensure that your name, address and phone number are placed on the waiting list by either emailing us or telephoning the Client Contact Centre on 13 7248.
APPLICATIONS CLOSE
Applications close once sufficient class numbers have been obtained.
Applications close once sufficient class numbers have been obtained.
COST
Night Course $169.00
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
| Location: | Southbank | Telephone: | 07 3244 5496 |
| Facsimile: | 07 3244 5480 |
| Address | |
| In Person: | Process Instrumentation Department Level 5, A Block Southbank Campus 14 Glenelg Street South Brisbane | Mail: | Locked Mail Bag 14 South Brisbane QLD 4101 |
Email: | southbank.tafe@det.qld.gov.au | Find us at: | www.Southbank.edu.au |
This brochure was last updated Wednesday, 1 November 2006
All information was accurate at time of printing, however, Institute
policies, fees and details are subject to change without notice.
Course commencement is dependent on sufficient enrolments,
accreditation and registration requirements
