Electrical Testing & Tagging
This training program aims to identify the requirements of the Electrical Safety Act 2002 and Electrical Safety Regulations 2002 and associated codes relating to in-service safety inspection and testing of electrical equipment (other than fixed wired equipment). It includes class of work, frequency of inspection and testing, type of electrical equipment required to be tested and resultant actions from testing results.
Participants will be able to inspect and test their own portable electrical appliances and/or their employer’s equipment.
Dates
Refer to the course calendar or contact your local Master Builders office.
Duration
1 day (8 hours)
Outcome
Successful participants will be issued with a Statement of Completion .
Topics covered
Inspecting and testing portable electrical appliances (e.g. power saws, electrical drills, etc.), single phase 240v equipment, cords, plugs and sockets, residual current devices, three phase 415v equipment, which equipment is safe, which equipment is not safe and test instruments.
Face-to-face delivery
Industry-trainer led, our face-to-face programs enable you to learn in an interactive environment.
Eligibility criteria
Candidates should be able to demonstrate a sufficient level of language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills.
Cost
Member: $285
Non-member: $395
Payment terms
Refer to Master Builders training and assessment fees and charges policy and refund policy for more information on payment terms.
How to register
To register for a course, select the course name and appropriate region in the course calendar, and click through to view a summary of the course details.
Follow the instructions to register and pay online, by fax or by phone.
To complete the enrolment, candidates will need to ensure they pay all associated fees prior to commencement of the training program and identify any learning needs required to support a successful outcome.
