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NE1 65 Three Phase Induction Motors
Total hours 60 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE162
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician).
Content
Principles of the operation, application and control of
three phase induction motors. Statutory requirements and
fault finding of three phase induction motors.
NE1 66 Single Phase Motors
Total hours 20 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE162
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician).
Content
Principles of the operation, application and control of
single phase AC motors. Fault finding of single phase AC
motors.
NE1 67 D.C. Motors
Total hours 40 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE161
A subject in the Certificate @I) in Electrical (Electrician).
Content
Types of D.C. Machines, theory of operation,
characteristics and starting requirements.
NE168 Circuit Protection
Total hours 20 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE162
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician).
Content
NE1 71 Electrical lnstallation and Safety Testing
Total hours 20 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE169 &
NE1 73 or NE1 74
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician).
Content
Testing of electrical installations.
Statutory requirements.
Documentation.
NE1 72 Electrical Wiring & Equipment 1
Total hours 20 Hawthorn Prerequisite: Nil
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician)
and the Certificate (I) in Electrical (Pre-apprentice).
Content
Isolation procedures. Cable identification and termination
electrical accessories. Use of electrical standards.
NE1 73 Electrical Wiring & Equipment 2
Total hours 40 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE172
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician).
Content
Practical wiring exercises including lighting and power
circuits, hot water units, cooking ranges, switchboard and
consumers mains.
NE1 74 Electrical Wiring and Equipment 3
Earthing and earthing systems. Circuit protective device Total hours 40 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE172
selection and terminologies. Supplementary earthing
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician).
protection. Residual current devices.
Content
Installation of various cables in simulated non-domestic
NE1 68 Circuit Protection
installations. Includes T.P.S., TPI, MIMS and armoured
A modules in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician) cables.
course.
Provides knowledge and skills in working with earthing
systems and circuit protection devices. Includes RCD
protection and isolation.
NE1 69 Electrical lnstallation Requirements 1
Total hours 40 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE161/NE172
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician).
Content
Use of AS3000 to determine maximum demand, calculate
voltage drop and select optimum cable sizes for
installations up to IOOA per phase. Statutory requirements
pertaining to damp situations, aerial wiring and
underground wiring systems.
NE1 70 Electrical Installation Requirements 2
Total hours 60 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE169
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician).
NE1 75 Workshop Practices
Total hours 40 Hawthorn Prerequisite: Nil
A subject in the Certificate (111) in Electrical (Electrician)
and the Certificate (I) in Electrical (Pre-apprentice).
Content
Identification and application of hand and power tools,
mechanical fitting skills and fabrication techniques.
NE1 78 D.C. Power Supplies
Total hours 40 Hawthorn Prerequisite: NE160
A subject in the Certificate (III) in Electrical (Electrician)
Content
Construction, operation and testing of PN junction diodes.
Operation of single and three phase, half and full wave
rectifiers. Filter circuits. Regulators.
NECO3 Electrical Quality Concepts
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Content A 40 hour module Hawthorn Prerequisite: nil
Use of AS3008.1 to select optimum cable sizes for
A subject in the Certificate I in Electrical (Preinstallations
up to 400A per phase. Switchboard design. Apprenticeship).
Statutory requirements pertaining to special situations and Content
hazardous areas.
Quality Concepts explains in everyday language what
quality is and why it is important to Australia's future. It
provides an ideal introduction to the concepts and
processes of quality for anyone interested in quality
improvement.
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