Safe Electrical Isolation for Gas Engineers (ETFGE) Module 1 and 3
Key Details
- Available at:CIST-Llangefni
- Study Mode:Part-time
- Course Length:
Training and Assessment for Module 1 and 3: 1 day
Safe Electrical Isolation for Gas Engineers (ETFGE) Module 1 and 3Short Course
Please call Busnes@LlandrilloMenai today on 08445 460 460 or email cist@gllm.ac.uk
Course Description
The training course includes
- Introduction to safe isolation
- Why is electricity so dangerous
- Legislation, Regulations and Standards
- Safe Isolation procedures
- Devices suitable for the purpose of isolation
- Consequences of not using safe isolation techniques
It is important for non-electrical personnel and managers to have a clear understanding of the legal requirements and practical implementation of safe isolation. This will ensure that they fully understand the process and the risks involved in failing to adopt these processes.
Course objectives of this training course are to enable delegates to meet the requirements of the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 in respect to safe isolation of electrical equipment and competence to prevent danger and injury. The course is run over 1 day.
This course is ideal for Electrical managers and supervisors with responsibility for safe working practice. Electricians working on installation, maintenance and fault finding activities, other trades who are required to safely isolate electrical equipment prior to mechanical maintenance activities Non-electrical personnel and managers requiring a clear understanding of the legal requirements and practical implementation of safe isolation. Upon successful completion progressing to modules 2 and 4 Electrical Testing and Fault Finding
Entry Criteria
Formal craft qualification e.g. National or Scottish Vocational Qualification (NVQ/SVQ) Level 2 or 3 in heating engineering or plumbing or electrical trades, or working towards a course in heating engineering or plumbing which will lead to a formal qualification, such as NVQ Level 2 or 3 heating and ventilation or plumbing or electrical installations, or have a number of years’ experience of conventional heating engineering or plumbing and electrical installations.
Delivery
1 day classroom-based training with some practical demonstrations with assessment
Assessment
120 minute Practical assessment and multi choice questions NICEIC certification
Progression
ETFFGE Modules 2 and 4 Appliance control system, fault finding and component exchange
Other details
Course type: Short Course
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