Module Outline
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Electrical Safety and Testing 2
Electrical Safety and Testing 2
Module
National Code
State Code
87569
87569
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
031301 - Electrical Engineering
Nominal Hours
18
Description
To provide the learner with the knowledge and skills to review Occupational
Safety and Health practices and State Authority procedures required of the
electrical tradesperson in a commercial/industrial enterprise.
Learners will also demonstrate emergency rescue procedures used in the
electrical industry and carry out testing and reporting procedures on
electrical equipment and domestic/commercial/industrial installations.
Safety and Health practices and State Authority procedures required of the
electrical tradesperson in a commercial/industrial enterprise.
Learners will also demonstrate emergency rescue procedures used in the
electrical industry and carry out testing and reporting procedures on
electrical equipment and domestic/commercial/industrial installations.
Range of Variables
This module integrates theory and practice. An emphasis on applying the
theoretical principles and processes in a simulated “on-the-job” practical
situation is essential. Instructor for CPR must be fully qualified to
Instructor level in First Aid.
Nominal duration: Half module
A half module is designed on the assumption that most of the learners will
achieve the competencies specified in 18 to 20 hours.
The length of time taken to complete a module will vary depending on factors
such as teaching method used, knowledge and skills at entry and individual
learner’s ability.
On-the-Job Training:
For consolidation the material in this module should be linked with and
complemented by on-the-job skills practice or other equivalent experience.
theoretical principles and processes in a simulated “on-the-job” practical
situation is essential. Instructor for CPR must be fully qualified to
Instructor level in First Aid.
Nominal duration: Half module
A half module is designed on the assumption that most of the learners will
achieve the competencies specified in 18 to 20 hours.
The length of time taken to complete a module will vary depending on factors
such as teaching method used, knowledge and skills at entry and individual
learner’s ability.
On-the-Job Training:
For consolidation the material in this module should be linked with and
complemented by on-the-job skills practice or other equivalent experience.
Evidence Guide
Integrated theory/practical room/workshop
- Multiple choice and short snswer questions
- Practical exercises, where appropriate, which assesses the skills
required of the learning outcome
- Multiple choice and short snswer questions
- Practical exercises, where appropriate, which assesses the skills
required of the learning outcome
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3111 | 6211 | Certificate III in Electrical (Electrician/Electrical Mechanic) | Accredited course |