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samchris Feb 6th 2016 2:33 pm

Re: practical exam theory
 
Thanks a lot sparky

samchris Feb 10th 2016 10:22 pm

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Hi All,

Back again:

From candidate guide:

"Perform a disconnect/ reconnect of electrical equipment using safe working procedures in a logical manner and test the disconnected equipment before re-connection"

My question: what kind of electrical equipment were applied for discon/conn to you guys??


appreciate in advance.
P.S am preparing for my vetassess assessment

sam

old.sparkles Feb 11th 2016 5:52 pm

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Originally Posted by samchris (Post 11864329)
Hi All,

Back again:

From candidate guide:

"Perform a disconnect/ reconnect of electrical equipment using safe working procedures in a logical manner and test the disconnected equipment before re-connection"

My question: what kind of electrical equipment were applied for discon/conn to you guys??


appreciate in advance.
P.S am preparing for my vetassess assessment

sam

I had to 'replace' a pump in a hospital as my scenario but I did do mine with Vic Uni when they were only just getting into it.

shaw86 Feb 11th 2016 7:36 pm

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Originally Posted by old.sparkles (Post 11865236)
I had to 'replace' a pump in a hospital as my scenario but I did do mine with Vic Uni when they were only just getting into it.

Mine was a Tubular heater in a canteen that had given someone a shock. I had to safely isolate, remove, test, then replace it. I had to write the minimum allowed insulation resistance for the appliance and also test continuity of the element.

samchris Feb 15th 2016 5:52 pm

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Thanks shaw86 and old.sparkles... i will give updates after exams

shaw86 Feb 15th 2016 8:14 pm

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Good Luck, you will be fine.

Canucksparky Feb 19th 2016 3:31 pm

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Anyone done the future skills assessment in Brisbane recently that can help me?? My exam is only a few days away and kind of stressed. Would be much appreciated!

Canucksparky Feb 19th 2016 3:36 pm

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Originally Posted by bigshot1986 (Post 11367261)
Sat my skills assesment with future skills in brisbane on monday and happy to say I passed :) if any one needs help ill be happy to pay it forward and answer any questions :)

Hey mate! Am I able to pick your brain on a few things? Have my future skills test in Brissy in 3 days! Would greatly appreciate it!

old.sparkles Feb 19th 2016 6:16 pm

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Originally Posted by Canucksparky (Post 11873321)
Anyone done the future skills assessment in Brisbane recently that can help me?? My exam is only a few days away and kind of stressed. Would be much appreciated!

Because the different companies doing skills assessments are all RTO's for TRA there should be very little difference between the tests conducted so have a look at what info is available about testing generally. Also, Vetassess have guides online and in particular, they outline the safe disconnect / reconnect process.

TimmTam Feb 29th 2016 10:13 am

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Hi everyone :)

I have quick question about Diconnection / Reconnection pocedure .

" test voltage tester at known `LIVE’/PROVEN source for correct operation before use. "

How do you do it on exam ? is there provided a proving unit ?

old.sparkles Feb 29th 2016 10:39 am

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Originally Posted by TimmTam (Post 11882923)
Hi everyone :)

I have quick question about Diconnection / Reconnection pocedure .

" test voltage tester at known `LIVE’/PROVEN source for correct operation before use. "

How do you do it on exam ? is there provided a proving unit ?

I took my own tools so I had voltage tester and proving unit with me.

TimmTam Feb 29th 2016 10:51 am

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Thanks for answer :) Did you maybe see someone without own tools ? I do not possess any tools here in Australia ... My assessment will be with Future Skills in Brisbane .

old.sparkles Feb 29th 2016 10:53 am

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Originally Posted by TimmTam (Post 11882936)
Thanks for answer :) Did you maybe see someone without own tools ? I do not possess any tools here in Australia ... My assessment will be with Future Skills in Brisbane .

There were some people who did not have tools - you can share with others and I think there were some tools available but I cannot remember how much.

Do you know anyone here who can lend you some tools for the test?

TimmTam Feb 29th 2016 11:04 am

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Unfortunately I don't know any sparky . I'm in Brisbane since 6 months on Skilled graduate visa 476 it has left only 12 months of my visa so I'm trying to get PR . I'm looking now for job as an Electrical Trade Assistant and then hopefully I will meet some people in profession.

PS. I've read every single topic in this thread , very helpful !! :)

TimmTam Mar 21st 2016 2:49 pm

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Hi everyone,

I just wonder if someone on forum lives in Brisbane and have to sell book " Electrical instalation calculations"- by C. Kither and A.J Watkins ??

I need to get ready for my assessment with Future Skills ( 28.04 )


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