UEE Electrotechnology Core Units

Description

This course is designed to train individuals to acquire the skills and knowledge needed for a career in the Electricity Supply Industry. This course has been tailored based on industry best-practice and to be in accordance with the relevant standards and legislations. The course will be delivered by an experienced industry professional, bringing a depth of knowledge and experience to the learner.

This course includes 7 core units that form part of the UEE - Electrotechnology Training Package required for the following qualifications:

For learners who require the individual units, please see the following courses:

Units of Competency

UEECD0007	Apply work health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace	Current
UEECD0019	Fabricate, assemble and dismantle utilities industry components	Current
UEECD0044	Solve problems in multiple path circuits	Current
UEECD0046	Solve problems in single path circuits	Current
UEECD0051	Use drawings, diagrams, schedules, standards, codes and specifications	Current
UEEEL0020	Solve problems in low voltage a.c. circuits	Current
UEEEL0021	Solve problems in magnetic and electromagnetic devices	Current

Course aim

This course is aimed to provide learners with the skills and knowledge required to start a career in the Electricity Supply Industry.

Target learner group

The target learners for this course are individuals looking to start a career in the Electricity Supply Industry.

Those who work on the network must maintain currency of skills and competency in a range of safety and technical competencies. Relevant safety related training programs are often mandated by regulation or industry agreements and documented in state codes of practice.

The learner groups will have completed a range of electrical and plant safety related training programs related to the roles they are progressing towards for their career in the Electrical Supply Industry. Due to the significant safety risks in the industry, these employees work within highly proceduralised workplaces with mature workplace safety systems.

Workers in the industry are required to regularly complete workplace safety risk assessment and work planning documentation, and therefore bring a solid foundational understanding of risk and assessment and workplace safety documentation concepts and practices to the program.

Learning activities

Delivery includes:

Self-paced online theory presentations
Theory assessment

Learning outcomes

Upon successful completion of the course, a learner will have developed an understanding of the following:

applying safe working practices
following workplace procedures for hazard identification and risk control
electrotechnology worker responsibilities and application for health and safety, risk management and adherence to safety practices as part of electrotechnology work functions when preparing to enter a work area

Cost

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Equipment & PPE

Learners are required to have the following to participate in this course:

Personal Protective Equipment (e.g. Hard Hat, Safety Footwear, Approved Hi-Vis Clothing, Safety Glasses)
Stationary (e.g. Pen, Pencil, etc.)
Personal Electronic device to access online course material (E.g. Laptop, Tablet)

Assessment approach

Learners will be assessed using a combination of the following methods:

Theory/Written Assessment (e.g. Short Answer Questions, Multiple Choice, Verbal Questioning Interview)
Test/Quiz (e.g. LMS Quiz, Written Quiz)
Practical Exercise and Assessments

Course Entry Requirements

To participate in this course, learners are required to:

have current certification in the required prerequisites.
be literate in spoken English and competent in reading, writing, and numeracy.
be sufficiently fit to participate.

Accreditation Status

Nationally recognised training.
Upon successful completion, learners will receive a statement of attainment.

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