High Voltage awareness M31A is a non-accredited course for non electrical and electrical personnel to understand the dangers and risks working around or near High Voltage installations, the controls required to avoid contact with energised conductors, and the simple steps that can be utilised.
Both the theory and assessment are deliver online at an external self-pace.
Upon completion, you will be able to:
→ Work with aerials.
→ Work in substations.
→ Understand the dangers of induced voltages.
→ Understand the risk mitigation of High Voltage.
→ Understand the dangers of high voltage.
Compile and produce appropriate documentation of work operations.
If you know what to look for, you can work smarter, safer and be more productive.
Apply higher-level order thinking skills to promote workplace initiative and resolution.
Benefit from the close and detailed guidance of our trainers in person.
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Pre-requisites
N/A.
$ 275.00 (GST Free).
Tony McKewin
As the Managing Director (and owner), Tony has 25+ years’ experience in both the mining and LNG industries. He has been training EEHA and HV since 2009. Tony is the Author of the Training material.
Mark Harvey
Being a Hazardous Areas specialist, Mark has 10+ years’ experience with engineering of Hazardous Areas.
Shaun Inglis
With 25+ years’ experience, Shaun is a valuable asset to the training and assessment of our students.
Andy Huntley
Andy has several years experience as a technician, inspector, superintendent, consultant,and trainer.
Grant Collingwood
With over 15 years in the electrical field, Grant has specialised in HA construction for oil and gas.
Greg Potter
As an experienced engineer, Greg has extensive knowledge as to EEHA, HV and EEM fields.
Paul Clack
Paul is a qualified Cert III in Refrigeration and Electrician. He brings his vast experience in coal and gold mines as a superintendent and a happy disposition, to his classrooms.
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