37005

Perform Field Switching for the Low Voltage Switching Operator

Summary

This course has been designed to provide the knowledge and skills required to perform the role and responsibilities of a switching operator on the low voltage network.

Training refresher: Every 3 years by completing course 1837.

Note: The trainee must hold a current 'Individual of a Workgroup (IWG)' Authorisation to meet the pre-requisites of this course. Just completing the course 'T0839 Access Electrical Network Infrastructure for the IWG in QLD' does not meet the pre-requisite requirements.

The cost for this course is for the trainee to obtain the required LVSO training outcome and is not a reflection of how long the trainee is required to attend the training school.

Training Mode Face to face
Duration 24 hours
COST (ex. GST) $1620 per person

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Prerequisites

8 Locations

Oxley 19 Bannerman Street, Oxley QLD 4075
Raceview 21 Thornton Street, Raceview QLD 4305
TOOWOOMBA - TT TRAINING CENTRE Building 3, Cnr South and Hampton Streets, Toowoomba QLD 4350
MARYBOROUGH - TT TRAINING CENTRE 52-62 Searle Street, Maryborough QLD 4650
ROCKHAMPTON - TT TRAINING CENTRE Building 8, 63 Glenmore Road, North Rockhampton QLD 4700
MACKAY - TT TRAINING CENTRE 23 Cemetery Road, West Mackay QLD 4740
TOWNSVILLE - TT TRAINING CENTRE 4-28 Hartley Street, Garbutt QLD 4814
CAIRNS - TT TRAINING CENTRE 107-125 McLeod Street, Cairns QLD 4870

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Skills Acquired

On successful completion of this module including all prerequisites and assessments you should have these skills:

  • Outline the legislative and organisational requirements for providing a safe system of work when switching and accessing the low voltage electricity network
  • Outline the electrical safety requirements for performing live and de-energised work on the low voltage network
  • Read and interpret low voltage schematic diagrams
  • Write a Low Voltage Switching Sheet to provide de-energised access to low voltage network in planned and emergency situations
  • Place low voltage bonder/s with sufficient coverage of the work area for safe access
  • Issue Low Voltage Permits in accordance with low voltage outage procedures