Certificate IV in Electrical Instrumentation

Course Overview

This course is aimed at the tradespersons or supervisors and Engineers whose job function requires competencies to supervise selection, installation, commissioning, maintenance and testing Electrical - instrumentation systems and equipment.

Course Objectives

The qualification provides competencies to supervise selection, installation, commissioning, maintenance and testing electrical - instrumentation systems and equipment.

Core Units

Six and a half (6 ½) days delivery, classroom delivery, assessment, practical one (1) day + for each unit unless specified otherwise).

UEENEE017B
Implement and monitor OHS policies and procedures

UEENEEE024B
Compile and produce an electro technology report
(Classroom delivery ½ day + assessment evidence to be provided by participants)

UEENEEE038B
Participate in development and follow a personal competency development plan
(Classroom delivery ½ day + participant to develop personal competency development plan)

UEENEEG005B
Verify compliance and functionality of general electrical Installations
(Assessment only based on AS/NZS3000:2007, AS/NZS3017:2007 AND AS/NZS3008:2009)

UEENEE1001B
Install and set up transducers and sensing devices

UEENEE1002B
Solve problems in pressure measurement systems

UEENEE1003B
Solve problems in density/level measurement systems

UEENEE1004B
Solve problems in flow measurement systems

UEENEE1005B
Solve problems in temperature measurement systems

Stream Core Units

UEENEEC001B
Maintain documentation
(Participant to compile evidence in form of portfolio in electronic and hard copy + supervisor's declaration)

UEENEED001B
Use basic computer applications relevant to a workplace
(Participant to provide evidence of competency in MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook, and internet browsing)

UEENEEE20B
Provide basic instruction in the use of electro-technology Apparatus
(Participant to develop and deliver instruction or work procedure for use of any electrical test apparatus)

Elective Stream Units

(4½ days delivery)

UEENEE1013B
Select equipment for process control system (Sch 4-4)

UEENEED007B
Develop, enter and verify programs for programmable logic controllers using ladder instruction set (Sch 4-3)

UEENEE1006B
Solve problems in process controllers, transmitters and converters (Sch 4-6)

UEENEE1010B
Set up and adjust process control loops (Sch 4-2)

Completion Requirements

The requirements for awarding the full qualification of Certificate IV are that the sixteen (16) units of
competencies are successfully achieved:

• Nine (9) x Core competency standard units
• Three (3) x Stream Core competency standard units
• Four (4) x Elective competency standard units

Qualification

On completion a Statement of Attainment will be issued on Completion of UEE40407 Certificate IV in Electrical Instrumentation.

Delivery + Assessment Methodology

Classroom delivery, assessment, practical one (1) day + for each unit unless specified otherwise. This may vary based on the progress in each session.

Course Duration

This course is spread over one to three months training through a combination of:

• Classroom delivery - fifteen (15) days intensive contact delivery
• Hands on practical exercises on a purpose built instrumentation skid. Site based instrument calibration and loop tuning experience is encouraged during the course
• Submission of a portfolio of evidence developed by each participant in his/her own time, in electronic and printed copy.

Student Requirements

Students are required to bring a copy of their degree or trade qualifications, resume or licences to verify prerequisite of 2 years industrial experience.

Electronic copies of the student resources will be handed to the students on day one of the training course. All students are requested to bring a USB and their personal laptops for taking the resources from day one. Laptops are required to complete a variety of exercise including PLC programming in the class.

Each student will submit a portfolio of evidence for their competencies in the file provided. Students are encouraged to gather the evidence and keep filing them in the separate file provided for this purpose.

Funding Conditions

Only participants whose primary place of residence is in Western Australia and are an Australian Citizen, a permanent resident or a holder of permanent residency Visa will be eligible for funding.

Documentation with proof of your WA residency i.e. utility bill, rates & taxes, home line telephone account etc must be supplied to us upon submitting your enrolment request.

PPP Funding for Job Seekers

The PPP - Job Seekers program funds private Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) to deliver training programs that will build foundation skills and pathways for people into employment, thereby addressing identified industry skill shortages and increasing the productivity of industry and enterprises throughout Western Australia. Training funded through the program can only be delivered to Job Seekers, defined as individuals who:

• Have a health care card issued by Centrelink with the code "NS" that identifies the person as being in receipt of the New Start Allowance; or

• A health care card issued by Centrelink with the code "YA" that identifies the person as being in receipt of Youth Allowance; or

• Not currently working and seeking (or intending to seek) paid employment or self-employment after completing the Qualification; or

• Registered with Job Services Australia; or

• Holders of a healthcare card - issued by Centrelink that identifies the person as being in receipt of the Youth Allowance - Jobseeker; or

• Holders of a job Services identification card issued by Centrelink or by a Job Services Australia Provider that includes a job seeker identification number.

Course Dates

Please see the dates in our courses schedule

Course Fee

• Ineligible for PPP Funding $5,000
• Eligible for PPP Funding $2,500
• Unemployed $1,800

15% DISCOUNT FOR FINANCIAL CEPU & ETREC MEMBERS