A person conducting a business or undertaking must ensure that electrical work carried out on energised electrical equipment is carried out: by a competent person who has tools, testing equipment and PPE that are suitable for the work, have been properly tested and are maintained in good working
Description
Nationally recognised training course.
Note: Frequency of Training/Assessment
Code of Practice - Managing Electrical Risks In The Workplace Section 7.3
"A person conducting a business or undertaking must ensure that electrical work carried out on energised electrical equipment is carried out:
by a competent person who has tools, testing equipment and PPE that are suitable for the work, have been properly tested and are maintained in good working order
in accordance with a safe work method statement prepared for the work, and
subject to the exception explained below—with a safety observer present who is competent
to implement the control measures in an emergency
to rescue the worker who is carrying out the work if necessary, and
has been assessed in the previous 12 months as competent to rescue and resuscitate a person
Prerequisites
HLTAID001 Provide Cadriopulmonary Resuscitation (co-assessed)
Outcomes
UETDRRF004 Perform Rescue from a live LV panel
Assessment Requirements
This course is assessed using a variety of written and practical components on adult and infant manikins.
Realistic rescues from panels and similar locations including LV kits.
LLN Requirements
All participants must be able to communicate effectively in English and must be able to complete all required documentation including simulated workplace reports etc
Note: It is recommended that participants provide evidence of their Foundation Skill Level prior to the commencement of the course. You can assess your Foundation Skill level
Our Team
Hi – I’m Jess, one of MSS Safety’s Senior Trainers
Since joining MSS in early 2017, I’ve grown exponentially as a trainer and service technician, with prior experience Working safely at Height and with Confined Spaces. I now specialise in Gas Detection and Breathing Apparatus including full rebuild and recertification of Customer Assets, along with training our entire scope of units.
I look forward to meeting new, and returning, trainees and helping you find the ‘light-bulb’ moment where you understand how simple it can be to protect yourself and others at work, allowing us all to return home to our families at the end of the day.
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