Hazardous Area Classification & Design 5 day
Duration
5 days - Held at CTE facilities in Brisbane or Client facilities as required.
Availability
Typically a minimum of 6 people is required to run the course.
Description
This course is tailored to suit the needs of electrical workers, engineers and technicians involved with the Installation, Maintenance, Testing and Inspection of Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas. The course covers protection techniques, general installation requirements, additional requirements for specific protection types, maintenance and inspection procedures. Our courses offer several hands-on exercises to gain the necessary practical skills.
Competency Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, a Statement of Attainment reflecting the completed Units of Competency from the range below, will be issued to qualifying participants.
| UEENEEE071B | Write Specifications for Electrical Engineering Projects |
| UEENEEM052A | Classify Hazardous Areas - Gas Atmospheres |
| UEENEEM053A | Classify Hazardous Areas - Dust Atmospheres |
| UEENEEM054A | Plan Electrical Installations in Hazardous Areas - Gas Atmospheres |
| UEENEEM055A | Plan Electrical Installations in Hazardous Areas - Dust Atmospheres |
| UEENEEM057A | Design Explosion-Protected Electrical Systems and Installations - Gas Atmospheres |
| UEENEEM058A | Design Explosion-Protected Electrical Systems and Installations - Dust Atmospheres |
Prerequisite
Course participants will require a minimum:
- Electrical Engineering Degree or Certificate III in Electrotechnology (Electrical License) for award of Statement of Attainment.
- Previously complete a EEHA 5day or Certificate IV in Hazardous Areas and obtained Units
UEENEEM024A - Install explosion-protected equipment and wiring systems gas atmospheres
UEENEEM025A - Install explosion-protected equipment and wiring systems dust atmospheres
A copy of your relevant License/Qualification will be required to be obtained prior or during the course.