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Our Courses focus on training and assessment for high voltage operation, recipient-in-charge and recipient training. These programs can be tailored to meet the needs of site owners, employees and contractors.
| Course | Description |
|---|---|
| High Voltage Operator (Initial and Refresher) |
The High Voltage Operator course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to understand and safely act as an Authorised Operator on HV plant and as per regulating authority requirements. Emphasis is placed on practical switching exercises, performed on the Client’s own HV equipment. |
| Recipient-in-Charge | The Authorised Recipient-In-Charge course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to act as the permit holder, to have responsibility for a work site and to understand and comply safely with the Permit to Work process specific to the site, and regulating authority requirements. |
| Recipient (Initial and Refresher) |
The Authorised Recipient course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills required to understand and comply safely with the Permit to Work process specific to the site, and regulating authority requirements. |
| Applicant | The Authorised Applicant course is designed to provide participants the knowledge and skill to complete applications for plant outages and access permits. |
| High Voltage Refresher | We offer Refresher Courses which highlight relevant changes in standards and legislation, and revisit the site’s specific HV procedures, including switching officer responsibilities, access, test and work permit issuing and recipient duties. |
| High Voltage awareness | An information course, developed to provide a broad understanding of the high voltage plant and the hazards associated with it. This course is tailored for specific sites, and has been delivered on sites up to 500kV. |
| Switching instructions | Training on the preparation and checking of Switching Instructions. Training includes the assessment of a body of work. |
| Sub station maintenance training | Preparation of Maintenance Work Instructions for the routine maintenance conducted in a substation.
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