Delivery: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 4 Weeks | Accreditation: TBC | Notional Hours: 10 | ECSA CPDs: TBC | Fees: R2499.00
Purpose of the course
The course aims to enhance SANS 10142-1 Edition 3 (The Wiring of Premises, Part 1: Low-voltage Installations) understanding of electrical contractors, designers, installers, manufacturers, suppliers, users, distributors, etc.
The course emphasises SANS 10142-1 compliance for mining, manufacturing, and construction companies. There is also a specific focus on the role of legal appointees such as the:
- Registered Person as defined in the Electrical Installation Regulations
- Competent person responsible for electrical installation designs
- 2.13.1 (engineer in charge at the mines) as it relates to the Mine Health and Safety Regulations
- GMR 2.1 (competent person appointee) as it relates to the General Machinery Regulations
- CR 8.1 (Construction Manager) as it relates to the Construction Regulations
- ER 12.1 (Explosives Manager) as it relates to the Explosives Regulations
The course may also benefit persons preparing for Installation Rules Paper 1 and 2.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the course, you will:
- Understand the origin of SANS 10142-1 as it relates to the OHS Act and the Electrical Installation Regulations.
- Have an appreciation of the structure and content of SANS 10142-1 Edition 3
- Have an appreciation of the changes introduced to SANS 10142-1 Edition 3
- Establish, implement, and maintain a system that can ensure the SANS 10142-1 compliance requirements are fulfilled
- Establish, implement, and maintain a system that can ensure the SANS 10142-1 fundamental requirements are fulfilled
- Establish, implement, and maintain a system that can ensure the SANS 10142-1 installation requirements are fulfilled
- Establish, implement, and maintain a system that can ensure the SANS 10142-1 special installation or location requirements are fulfilled
- Establish, implement, and maintain a system that can ensure the SANS 10142-1 verification and certification requirements are fulfilled
Course Approach
During the course, you will:
- Review the written and video content, presenting theoretical information and examples.
- Be required to progress through lessons in the correct order.
- Be required to watch at least 90% of the video content to progress to the next lesson.
- Be required to score at least 70% on the quiz assessments and have a maximum of five attempts.
- Have access to sections according to the content that needs to be covered in the respective weeks of the course (i.e., not all content will be made accessible at once; you will need to go through the course following the scheduled content).
- Receive the Certificate of Completion once you have completed 100% of the course.
Curriculum
Facilitator
Nkululeko Thusini
At Team Palucraft, our passion lies in empowering industry professionals to achieve excellence in their fields. Nkululeko, our seasoned engineering expert, brings practical knowledge to the classroom. With an impressive portfolio comprising a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, a Master's in Engineering Management, and an array of professional certifications, he is adept at navigating and demystifying the complexities of electrical wiring as per SANS 10142-1 standards.
Nkululeko's gift for facilitating learning shines through his vibrant teaching methods, honed through years of industry and academic experience. He is deeply committed to bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application, ensuring his courses are informative and transformative. Join him in turning the intricate details of premises wiring into second nature, fostering understanding and enthusiasm for safe and efficient electrical practices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Admission requirements
No prior knowledge is required, but familiarity with wiring of premises standards and occupational health & safety concepts can be helpful.
Accreditation
To be confirmed.
Who should attend?
- Registered Person as defined in the Electrical Installation Regulations
- Competent person responsible for electrical installation designs
- Mechanical and Electrical 2.13.1 (engineer in charge at the mines) appointees or aspirants
- Mechanical and electrical GMR 2.1 (competent person) appointees or aspirants
- Mechanical, Electrical, and Construction Manager CR 8.1 (Construction Manager) appointees or aspirants
- Mechanical and Electrical ER 12.1 (Explosives Manager) appointees or aspirants
- Engineering candidates and professionals
Assessment and Certification
To receive a Certificate of Completion, you must obtain at least 70% on assessments and complete 100% of the course.
What's included?
- 8-hours on-demand videos
- 7-downloadable resources
- 6-months access
- 6-months email support
- Certificate of Completion
When does the online course start and finish?
The online course starts when you enroll, and the content is delivered over four weeks.
How long do I have access to the online course content?
Six months.
What if I am unhappy with the online course?
We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 14 days, and we will give you a full refund. Terms and conditions apply.
