Electrical Maintenance Skills for First Line Maintenance WATA

15 days

This course is designed to provide the skills necessary for non- electrical personnel to carry out first line maintenance such as isolation, resetting and replacement of protection devices, disconnection and reconnection of motors, sensors, contactors, control units, etc, and fundamental fault finding.
The course aim is “understanding by doing” therefore the theory is sufficient to carry out the first line maintenance efficiently and safely and in compliance with Electricity at Work Regulations with an emphasis on the candidate demonstrating an understanding during the practical exercises.
If the company then wishes to show “competence” at work then we can arrange for the candidate to continue with an on site assessment programme, which would result in a nationally recognised NVQ level 2 or 3 (Qualification Credit Framework, (QCF), from December 2010) or we can arrange for on site assessment to show competence of various individual tasks.

Course Dates
2011:
Unit A	Unit B	Unit C
10 – 14 Oct	5 – 9 Dec	16 – 20 Jan 2012
2012:
12 – 16 Mar, 3 – 7 Sep	23 – 27 Apr, 1 – 5 Oct	21 – 25 May, 19 – 23 Nov

Course Fees

Delegates can book and pay per unit or book for the full course and pay the discounted fee of £1780 + VAT.
Unit A
£625 + VAT per delegate
Unit B
£625 + VAT per delegate
Unit C
£625 + VAT per delegate

The above fees include all tuition, course material, HSE publication, Electricity at Work – Safe Working Practices (Unit B only), refreshments and lunch.