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Testing and Tagging Course

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Course overview

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Locations

North West
Burnie

Attendance options

Short course

Study type

On-Site

Tuition fees

Commercial $ 498.00
Fees & payment guide

Please note: The course overview is intended as a guide only. Not all courses are available at all locations or through all study types and attendance options. Please check Locations, Dates and Times below or enquire for further information.

Learn to test a range of portable 240V items to maintain a safe working environment.

This short course provides training in the inspection and testing of single phase portable electrical appliances as well as single phase extension cords using a Portable Appliance Tester.

In this short course, you will test basic 240V items such as portable appliances, extension leads, computers, powered hand tools and portable safety switches, and learn about the effects of electric shocks on the body.

You will also learn about the methods used to reduce the risk of fire and electric shocks in appliances, how to test electrical appliances, and identify insulation resistance and earth continuity faults using a Portable Appliance Tester, as well as tag tested cord connected apparatus and cord assemblies, and how to comply with the Standard AS/NZS3760.

On successful completion of this short course, you will receive a Statement of Attendance for the unit undertaken.

Note– this short course has been developed in conjunction with Electricity Standards and Safety (ESS) and is only recognised in Tasmania.

This short course does not cover three-phase or fixed appliances.

Locations, dates & times

Campus	Date	Attendance/Duration	Study type	Apply/Enquire
North West
Burnie	3 Dec 2021 - 10 Dec 2021	Short course Friday 3 December & Friday 10 December, 8am to 4.30pm each day	On-Site	Apply now

Entry Fees, payments and other costs

Your tuition fees cover the basic materials needed for your course, but may not cover items such as text books, workbooks, uniform, online learning resources or personal protective clothing. Depending on your course, there may also be other expenses that you need to budget for.

For courses undertaken in 12 months or less, you will be invoiced the full course fee (including any other essential fees associated with your course).

*For courses studied over multiple years, your course and other fees will be split over the years of study, with the concession fee being charged on a yearly basis. At the time of enrolment you will be invoiced for the first year’s fees. An invoice will be raised in each subsequent year around the same time as your ‘enrolment anniversary’.

Further information on fees, payments and other costs.

Recognition of prior learning and skills

It makes sense that you should be recognised for the things you already know how to do.

TasTAFE can assess your skills and knowledge based on your previous education, work history or life experience – which may help you to gain your qualification a whole lot faster!

More information on the recognition process is available on our recognition of prior learning and skills page.

Assessment methods

Assessments are designed to help you demonstrate the skills and knowledge you learn in your course and are an essential part of your training. Assessments allow us to confirm that you can perform tasks to the standard required in the workplace, and that you can meet all of the requirements of your course.

While studying at TasTAFE, you may be assessed in a number of different ways. Some common assessment methods include:

completing workplace documents
observations on the job and/or in a simulated assessment environment
quizzes/multiple choice tests
research projects
tests – written or practical
verbal questioning
work samples
written assignments or short answers.

What will I need to bring?

Make sure you are prepared for each class and bring standard items like pens, paper/notebook, USB etc.

Depending on your course, you might need access to a computer with Microsoft Software Suite and internet and a current email address. TasTAFE has computer labs at regional campuses which are open for students to access during normal business hours.

You may also need to bring specific equipment, tools or personal protective equipment.

Outcome and units

On successful completion of this course you will receive a Statement of Attendance.

Below is a list of all core units that TasTAFE offers in this course.

Core units
NONM0792A	Test and tag using a portable appliance tester (pat)

Career opportunities

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