TasTAFE
12 months
This course prepares Licensed Electrical Technicians to establish and manage their own electrical contracting business. It covers Tasmanian regulatory compliance, business management, safety obligations, and professional licensing requirements for electrical contractors.
Participants must hold a current Electrical Practitioner's Licence (also known as 'A' Grade Licence or Unrestricted Electrical Licence) to address the prerequisite unit UEENEEE101A. While not essential, access to a computer with reliable internet connection is recommended. TasTAFE provides Microsoft Office licenses upon enrolment. Minimum age requirement is 16 years old.
The course covers Tasmanian regulatory requirements for electrical installation safety and integrity, including acceptable arrangement of switchgear, control gear and earthing methods. Students learn legislated obligations in safety, environment, heritage sites, employment and human resources. The curriculum includes developing compliance policies and plans for electrical contracting businesses, understanding electrical business regulations, supply and metering requirements, and sustainable energy principles and practices. Work health and safety workplace procedures and risk control measures are also covered. Core units include UEECD0007 (Apply work health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace) and UEEEL0040 (Develop compliance policies and plans to conduct an electrical contracting business).
TasTAFE is Tasmania's leading vocational education and training provider with extensive industry connections and expertise in electrical trades. The course is nationally recognised and directly aligned with Tasmanian regulatory requirements through Consumer, Building and Occupational Services (CBOS). TasTAFE offers flexible online delivery, comprehensive student support services, and recognition of prior learning opportunities. The institution provides access to computers and Microsoft Office licenses, ensuring students have necessary resources for success.
Upon completion, graduates can apply for an Electrical Contractors Licence through CBOS, enabling them to establish and operate their own electrical contracting business or manage existing operations. The qualification positions Licensed Electrical Technicians for business ownership and management roles within the electrical contracting industry. Career opportunities include becoming a Licensed Electrical Contractor, business owner, or manager of electrical contracting enterprises. Professional Development (PD) points earned through this course support ongoing professional development requirements.
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