NZ Certificate in Electricity Supply (Fault Response & Switching) Level 4
Qualifications
Electricity

NZ Certificate in Electricity Supply (Fault Response & Switching) Level 4

This programme is designed in compliance with the Electricity Workers Registration Board requirements for Distribution Line Mechanics (Endorsed).

Location:

New Zealand

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Course Overview

Delivery

Nationwide delivery available

Duration & Cost
Line Mechanics

Delivered over two 5 x day blocks

Cost POA

Electricians

Delivered over 2 x, 5 day blocks and 1x3 days block

Cost: POA

Some course assessments will be completed on-job.

*All costs exclude GST

Recognising Current Competency

On job assessment program recognising current competency for skilled and experienced workers that don’t hold a current formal qualification.

Participants will then be required to gather and provide evidence as required.

The final stage of the programme involves a professional interview conducted with each participant and two referee interviews to confirm all requirements have been met prior to award of the qualification.

Duration

Approximately 6 – 9 months.

Cost

POA plus GST per participant

To be eligible for this RCC assessment, you must meet the following entry criteria:
  • You are a New Zealand citizen, or permanent resident, or hold a visa that allows work and training within New Zealand (A Connexis Training Agreement gives evidence of this criteria).
  • Currently in full time employment in the Electrical Supply Industry as a Line Mechanic.
  • 5 years full time experience beyond your registration.

Learners must have completed:

Course Details

Course Structure

Designed for learners currently employed in the Electricity Supply Industry as a Line Mechanic or Electrician. The qualification will enable technicans to meet the requirements for the EWRB Endorsed Line Mechanic registration.

The course is structured using a mixture of on-job and off-job learning.

Off-job learning is completed during 2 week-long blocks, the trainee will return to their workplace where they will further develop their skills with the guidance of workplace mentors and support from their iskills specialist assessors and iskills Trainee Coordinator.

Content

Graduates will be able to apply safe work practices to meet industry standards, be able to apply knowledge of fault finding and skills required to carry out restoration of supply on the distribution networks in the Electricity Supply Industry. Graduates will be able to to apply knowledge of complex network switching to work on distribution networks in the Electricity Supply Industry.

Nationwide full training or on job assessment programmes available. COVID-19 safe environment.

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