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Electrical licences
Have just sat Theory part of electrical licencing exam which is multi-choice, based on AS/NZS wiring rules (equivalent to 16th Edition UK wiring rules). Fortunately passed this one, so am sitting the practical exam on Tuesday. Has anyone done this exam, and if so can they enlighten me of what is expected?
Cheers Neil (Loulou's hubbie) |
Re: Electrical licences
Originally posted by loulou74 Have just sat Theory part of electrical licencing exam which is multi-choice, based on AS/NZS wiring rules (equivalent to 16th Edition UK wiring rules). Fortunately passed this one, so am sitting the practical exam on Tuesday. Has anyone done this exam, and if so can they enlighten me of what is expected? Cheers Neil (Loulou's hubbie) Thanks in advance, Steve. |
Re: Electrical licences
Originally posted by SteveBannister Neil, where are you? UK or Oz. I ask because there is a company in the UK who runs these courses. I'd like to take the test before I go but I understand that it's pricey. If you're in OZ, how much did it cost and what was it like? I've already got a copy of the wiring rules. AS3000, AS3018 and AS3017. Do you know anything about the testing courses? Thanks in advance, Steve. Sorry to but in - does this company you refer to just do courses for electricians? I'm trying to find somewhere Mark can get his Aus welding certificates before we actually go. Idea being we'll get the Navy to pay for them :D Nicola |
Sounds good, any info would be great:)
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Re: Electrical licences
Originally posted by SteveBannister Neil, where are you? UK or Oz. I ask because there is a company in the UK who runs these courses. I'd like to take the test before I go but I understand that it's pricey. If you're in OZ, how much did it cost and what was it like? I've already got a copy of the wiring rules. AS3000, AS3018 and AS3017. Do you know anything about the testing courses? Thanks in advance, Steve. Who did you get the wiring rules from, could you give me a contact please. Thanks Pete :beer: :beer: |
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Originally posted by John Howard Steve Who did you get the wiring rules from, could you give me a contact please. Thanks Pete :beer: :beer: Downloading the PDF version gives you a discount for not living in Oz (No GST) and also a discount for buying the PDF version, not the hardback version. The wiring rules are called AS3000. You can also download AS3017 (Testing regs), AS3018 (Domestic regs) and loads of others. http://www.standards.com.au/catalogu...Search&Max=15& Happy reading! Steve. |
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Originally posted by Nicstids Steve, Sorry to but in - does this company you refer to just do courses for electricians? I'm trying to find somewhere Mark can get his Aus welding certificates before we actually go. Idea being we'll get the Navy to pay for them :D Nicola Good luck, Steve. |
Re: Electrical licences
Originally posted by SteveBannister Neil, where are you? UK or Oz. I ask because there is a company in the UK who runs these courses. I'd like to take the test before I go but I understand that it's pricey. If you're in OZ, how much did it cost and what was it like? I've already got a copy of the wiring rules. AS3000, AS3018 and AS3017. Do you know anything about the testing courses? Thanks in advance, Steve. You get two attempts at the theory, but if you fail you then have to do a 6month course- I think 2 evenings a week. You can still work with a permit to work licence, but have to find an employer to sign for you. Next is the practical which is 4 hr exam and costs $110, which I am taking on Tuesday. Again I think you get two attempts. Hope this helps. Neil |
Thanks Neil, that was very helpful. I didn't know you get two attempts. Star Delta Motors eh? I'd better dust of my old college books!
Thanks again, Steve. |
Re: Electrical licences
Originally posted by SteveBannister Sorry, it is just electrical. They only come over a couple of times a year and the courses are quite expensive. Try searching the TAFE centres in OZ for the overseas courses in welding. I'm not sure if they do these but it's worth a try. Good luck, Steve. |
Originally posted by SteveBannister Thanks Neil, that was very helpful. I didn't know you get two attempts. Star Delta Motors eh? I'd better dust of my old college books! Thanks again, Steve. Iwill let you know what to expect from the practical exam sometime next week. I think it involves abit of testing and inspecting. |
Re: Electrical licences
Originally posted by SteveBannister The wiring rules can de downloaded from the link below. Downloading the PDF version gives you a discount for not living in Oz (No GST) and also a discount for buying the PDF version, not the hardback version. The wiring rules are called AS3000. You can also download AS3017 (Testing regs), AS3018 (Domestic regs) and loads of others. http://www.standards.com.au/catalogu...Search&Max=15& Happy reading! Steve. I am qualified as a Maint electrician (multi-skilled) with HNC. Do you know what regulations apply to me and what tests i would take. Or do the above apply to me as well?? Thanks Pete |
Sorry i mean rules not regulations
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Re: Electrical licences
Originally posted by John Howard Steve/Neil I am qualified as a Maint electrician (multi-skilled) with HNC. Do you know what regulations apply to me and what tests i would take. Or do the above apply to me as well?? Thanks Pete Have a look at the web site below. www.energysaftey.wa.gov.au click electricians go to licensing for electrians click licensing forms then for a fact sheet click electrical workers examinations. Hope this helps Neil |
I was going to book myself on the 16th edition refresher before I go to Perth next year, my company will pay for this.
Is it relavant to the Aussie regs?. failing that I'll be dusting off the old college notes over the next few months.... |
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