Course Category: WTC

Electrical Supply Industry Safety

Course Duration: 2 days

Unit Standard includes:

10508- Identify electricity systems in preparation for work. ( 6 credits )

18038- Demonstrate knowledge of and apply health and safety in the electricity

supply environment. ( 5 credits )

10507- Use personal protection equipment within an electricity supply

environment. ( 4 credits )

12300- Demonstrate knowledge of electricity industry safety statutes and

codes – NZECP 34 & SM-EI  ( 6 credits )

Pre-requisite: First Aid NZQA Unit standards 6401, 6402 or 26551, 26552

Day 1 (Initial Training – at training centre)

• Theoretical training
• Initial Training Certificate will be provided

On – Job Experience

• A supervisor/team leader will observe two occurrences, of the following:

• • Select, use and service electricity supply personal protective equipment
  • Identify and manage hazards or risks on site.
  • Maintain and monitor site integrity on an electricity supply site
  • Maintain emergency equipment and alternative access

Day 2 (Assessment– at training centre) – to be booked when the candidate has completed the on-job assessment

• Assessment written and practical 10507, 12300, 10508 and 18038
• Course achievement certificate and training card will be provided

WTC3 – Initial Training

Our WTC3 Working at heights Initial Training course will teach you how to climb and work safely on electricity network structures. You will be able to correctly use fall arrest equipment to complete your job in a safe manner and understand the hazards associated while working at height in an electricity network environment.

Once you have successfully completed your Initial Training you are required to observe and apply these skills under direct supervision on-job, then book your assessment day to complete your assessment by our qualified assessor.

NZQA unit standards include

• US 23229 – Use a safety harness for personal fall prevention when working at height (4 credits)
• US 10509 – Climb and work on electricity network structures (6 credits)
• US 17025 – Carry out a rescue from an electrical structure (2 credits ) 

Pre-requisite: First Aid NZQA Unit standards 6401, 6402 or 26551, 26552 & WTC 1

Other unit standards available upon request:

• US 17600 Explain safe work practices for working at heights (3 credits)
• US 25045 Employ height safety equipment in the workplace
• US 15757 Use, install and disestablish proprietary fall arrest systems when working at height (4 credits)

Day 1 (Initial Training – at training centre)

• Practical training
• Initial Training Certificate will be provided

On – Job Experience

• A supervisor/team leader will observe two occurrences, of the following:

• Carry out pre-climbing safety checks on electricity network structures.
• Select electricity network structure climbing equipment
• Use electricity network structure climbing equipment
• Carry out work on electricity network structures.

Day 2 (Assessment– at training centre) – to be booked when the candidate has completed the on-job assessment

• Assessment written and practical 10509 and 17025

Course achievement certificate and training card will be provided

Pre-requisite: First Aid NZQA Unit standards 6401, 6402 or 26551, 26552 & WTC 1

Gain a good understanding of the operation and use of gas detectors, conduct atmospheric tests and read and respond to the results. You will learn about the hazards, permit and documentation requirements, control measures, monitoring and testing requirements, responsibilities and duties to undertake confined space work. You will be required to plan and prepare for a confined space entry and develop an effective rescue procedure.

Recommended for people who are required to enter and work in a confined space.

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