Hazardous Area Course EEHA Part 2

Course Overview

This course is a natural progression for those keen participants who have completed the five days intensive hazardous areas install, maintain, test and inspection EEHA Part 1 competencies.

This course is aimed at the tradespersons or supervisors and engineers whose job function requires competencies to supervise selection, installation, commissioning, maintenance and testing explosion-protected systems and equipment with endorsements in various explosion protection techniques.

Course Objectives

The qualification provides competencies to supervise selection, installation, commissioning, maintenance and testing explosion-protected systems and equipment with endorsements in various explosion protection techniques.

Completion Requirements

The requirements for awarding this qualification are that the seventeen (17) units of competencies are successfully achieved.

5 Core + 3 stream core + 9 elective competencies standard units.

Qualification

Statement of Attainment will be issued in Completion of UEE41807 Certificate IV in Hazardous Area

Course Duration

Five (5) days EEHA Part 2 gap training to complete balance of ten (10) competencies through a combination of classroom delivery and self developed portfolio of evidence.

NOTE Students are required to bring a copy of their degree or trade qualifications or licences to verify pre-requisite of 2 years industrial experience. Students are to complete the practical component back on site and submit inspection sheets to the CSTA/PMV for review.

Core Units

• UEENEE017B - Implement and monitor OHS policies and procedures (Classroom delivery and assessment 1 day)
• UEENEE024B - Compile and produce an electrotechnology report (Classroom delivery 1 day + assessment evidence to be
  provided by participants)
• UEENEEE038B - Participate in development and follow a personal competency development plan (Classroom delivery 1 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
• UEENEEM004B - Install explosion-protected equipment and wiring systems Recognition of current competency (i.e. RCC covered in EEHA Part 1)

Stream Core Units

• UEENEECOO1B - Maintain documentation (Participant to compile evidence in form of portfolio in electronic and hard copy + supervisors declaration)
• UEENEED01B - Use basic computer applications relevant to a workplace (Participant to provide evidence of competency in MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook, and internet browsing)
• UEENEE020B - Provide basic instruction in the use of electrotechnology apparatus (Participant to develop and deliver instruction or work procedure for use of any electrical test apparatus)

Elective Stream

• UEENEEM002B - Attend breakdowns in hazardous areas (EEHA Part 1)
• UEENEEM006B - Maintain equipment in hazardous areas (EEHA Part 1)
• UEENEEM009B - Test installations in hazardous areas (EEHA Part 1)
• UEENEEM010B - Conduct close inspection of existing hazardous areas installations (EEHA Part 1)
• UEENEEM011B - Conduct detailed inspection of hazardous areas installations (EEHA Part 1)
• UEENEEM013B - Ensure the safety of hazardous areas Complete Assessment only)
• UEENEEN004B - Perform cable tests (RCC)
• UEENEEC005B - Estimate electrotechnology projects (Classroom delivery and assessment 1 day)
• UEENEE014B - Supervise and co-ordinate work a activities Classroom delivery and group bases assessments 1 day)

Cancellation Policy

• 14 days or more prior to commencement - 100% refund
• 7 - 13 days prior to course commencement 90% refund
• Less than 1 weeks prior notice to course commencement - No refund

Course Fee

• Eligible for funding $ 850
• Ineligible for funding $ 1500
• Unemployed $ 750

15% discount of CEPU for ETREC Members.

NOTE: Eligibility for the subsided fee is dependant on you being a resident of Australia.