Enquire nowUEE50420 – Diploma of Electrical Engineering
Course Duration
30 Days
locationS
Where can I study?
Perth, Karratha & Adelaide
OBJECTIVE
- To develop project engineering specification, estimate projects and prepare tender submissions
- To conduct audit of hazardous areas installations — gas / dust atmospheres
- To develop and implement energy sector maintenance programs and facilitate continuous improvement
- To provide solutions to basic engineering computational problems and ensure team effectiveness
- To evaluate performance of low voltage electrical apparatus
- To open more doors for you in areas of electrical engineering authority, plant integrity and supervisory roles.
Scope
This qualification provides competencies to:
- Develop, select, commission, maintain and diagnose faults or malfunctions on advanced electrical equipment.
It includes ERAC requirements for an ‘Electrician’s license’.
Target Workforce
This post-trade professional development gap training is aimed at those keen participants, who have completed UEE40420 Certificate IV in Electrical – Instrumentation and those who are keen on learning and gaining electrical engineering competencies at the next level of complexity.
This course is for anyone involved in “managing integrity and compliance” of the site electrical installation to local regulation, i.e. design, project engineering specification, inspection and diagnose faults/ maintenance. The course creates a pathway to become a Technical Authority and Team Leader responsible for ensuring compliance of the site electrical equipment to local regulations and latest AS/NZS standards. Electricians and instrument technicians in supervisory roles are the most common attendees.
PRE-REQUISITES
This course is a post trade training, so a current un-restricted electrical license issued by any Australian state or territory is required.
OUTCOME
Full qualification – UEE50420 Diploma of Electrical Engineering
The following students will be entitled to the full qualification who:
- hold an unrestricted electrical license issued by a state or Territory
- are fully competent in both theoretical and practical training having completed all units of competency in the training package (refer http://training.gov.au/Training/Details/UEE50420).
Training Content
You will undergo one-on-one practical training with industry-experienced and qualified Instrument and Electrical Professional Trainers in the following areas on the purpose-built hazardous areas and instrumentation skids/ facilities with HART compliant field instruments and Siemens and Allen Bradley PLC Control System:
- Write specification for projects – electrotechnology
- Estimate electrotechnology projects
- Prepare tender submissions for electrotechnology projects
- Provide solutions to basic engineering computational problems
- Evaluate performance of low voltage electrical apparatus
- Program digital and analog PLC. Download, test and fault find PLC program on PLC hardware
- Develop and implement energy sector maintenance programs
- Ensure team effectiveness and facilitate continuous improvement
- Configure, maintain and diagnose faults/malfunctions in industrial control system networks (Optional)
PMV offers a small size class with flexible training to accommodate difficult rosters / work schedules.
Training Method
Blended delivery of 40% theory and 60% practical training with equipment that you are likely to see in a typical industrial environment in hazardous areas with HART rated instrumentation with PLC control system.
* Self-study time (roughly 5-6 weeks) is required in addition to PMV face-to-face training of 18 days.
Eligible candidates across Western Australia will receive WA funding and get qualified in high-demand skilled occupations.
Revised course cost: $787.32*
*For more information, please get in touch with the office to discuss.
WorkReady South Australia Funding is available from the Government of South Australia in Adelaide and SA Region for eligible participants only
- Course cost is $5,000*
Contact the office for further details and eligibility checklist
Funded through National RTO #51178
FUTURE PATHWAYS
Edith Cowan University (ECU)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Power) Honours, Course Code Y49,
- or, Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Renewable Energy) Honours, Course Code W21,
- or, Bachelor of Engineering (Instrumentation and Control and Automation) Honours, Course Code Y46
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