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Disconnect/reconnect
Disconnect/reconnect
Module
National Code
REL2
REL2
State Code
36073
36073
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
08/04/2005
Field of Education
031313 - Electrical Fitting, Electrical Mechanics
Nominal Hours
22
Description
This module develops student's knowledge and skills to safely disconnect and/or reconnect single and multiphase equipment connected to voltages up to 650V. The Module supports supervised workplace practice leading to workplace assessment for restricted electrical licensing.
General notes
Range of Variables
The provider must be authorised by the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. Applicants for a Restricted Electrical Licence must have approval to comence training from the Electrical Licensing Board (ELB)
The module contains elements that require the demonstration of both knowledge and skills. This will be most effectively met through an integration of group instruction and individual practice.
Because of the dangers of working with electricity it is suggested that skill practice should begin with Protcetion - Energy Safety to use this module voltages lower than normal supply voltages. ie. 24/41.5V. Formative assessment should be used to determine when the individual student may progress to work on full supply voltages.
The module contains elements that require the demonstration of both knowledge and skills. This will be most effectively met through an integration of group instruction and individual practice.
Because of the dangers of working with electricity it is suggested that skill practice should begin with Protcetion - Energy Safety to use this module voltages lower than normal supply voltages. ie. 24/41.5V. Formative assessment should be used to determine when the individual student may progress to work on full supply voltages.
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Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses