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Unspecified Code Engineering Tradesperson (Electrical)
Unspecified Code Engineering Tradesperson (Electrical)
Accredited course
National Code:
State Code:
3103
3103
TGA Status:
Draft
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
12/10/1993
Field of Education
031301 - Electrical Engineering
AQF Level
Unspecified Code
Nominal Hours
864
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Complete Trades Course (3212)
Accredited Date
12/10/1993
Expiry Date
31/12/2000
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description
To provide trade studies in the metals and engineering trades.
To provide the theoretical basis and the development of skills and safe working
practices commonly found in the metals and engineering industries,
supplementary to employer-provided work practice and on-the-job experience in
the industry.
Schedule
1. CORE
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 86680 | NBB01 | Communication & Industrial Relations | 36 | Module |
| 43626 | NE160 | Electrical Principles 1 | 54 | Module |
| 43627 | NE161 | Electrical Principles 2 | 54 | Module |
| 87530 | NBB02 | Occupational Health and Safety | 18 | Module |
| 87567 | NE52 | Transformers | 18 | Module |
| 86686 | NBB009 | Welding & Thermal Cutting | 36 | Module |
Replaced By
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| M007 | MEM30498 | Certificate III in Engineering - Electrical/Electronic Trade | Qualification |
VET Info Notes
1 PRE-APPROVED TRAINING FOR AN ‘A’ GRADE ELECTRICAL LICENCE
The Office of Energy has indicated the ERACC considers that the successful
completion of the following modules (part of the 24 module course satisfying
ASF Level 3 certification) can be taken as evidence that the person has
achieved the essential competencies for licensing purposes in addition to the
on-the-job training:
- NE160 Electrical Principles 1
- NE161 Electrical Principles 2
- NE162 Electrical Principles 3
- NE52 Transformers - new version
- NE165 Three Phase Induction Motors
- NE166 Single Phase Motors
- Occupational Health and Safety (may be denoted as NBB18)
- NE31 Electrical Drawing Interpretation and Connection
- NE172 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 1
- NE173 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 2
- NE174 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 3
- NE169 Electrical Installation Requirements 1
- NE170 Electrical Installation Requirements 2
- NE168 Circuit Protection
- NE171 Electrical Installation Safety Testing
(Source: Office of Energy - Energy Bulletin No. 5. September 1996).
2 Employers may choose electives that do not meet the pre-approved
training requirements but should be made aware of the outcome of such a
selection.
The Office of Energy has indicated the ERACC considers that the successful
completion of the following modules (part of the 24 module course satisfying
ASF Level 3 certification) can be taken as evidence that the person has
achieved the essential competencies for licensing purposes in addition to the
on-the-job training:
- NE160 Electrical Principles 1
- NE161 Electrical Principles 2
- NE162 Electrical Principles 3
- NE52 Transformers - new version
- NE165 Three Phase Induction Motors
- NE166 Single Phase Motors
- Occupational Health and Safety (may be denoted as NBB18)
- NE31 Electrical Drawing Interpretation and Connection
- NE172 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 1
- NE173 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 2
- NE174 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 3
- NE169 Electrical Installation Requirements 1
- NE170 Electrical Installation Requirements 2
- NE168 Circuit Protection
- NE171 Electrical Installation Safety Testing
(Source: Office of Energy - Energy Bulletin No. 5. September 1996).
2 Employers may choose electives that do not meet the pre-approved
training requirements but should be made aware of the outcome of such a
selection.