Electrician Stage One and Two Practical Assessment
Electrical
A course by
Unitec
Assessment-only short course for candidates required to complete Stage One and Two practical skills for New Zealand electrical worker registration (EWRB). Includes skills assessment, basic first aid, and CPR. No lectures provided.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Unitec, Auckland
It will take a total of 2 weeks
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Demonstrate Stage One and Two electrical practical competencies
Successfully perform and demonstrate required electrical practical skills to the standards mandated by the EWRB for registration.
Apply first aid and CPR knowledge in the workplace
Demonstrate basic first aid and CPR skills as part of electrical worker safety requirements (Stage One).
Work safely using appropriate PPE and tools
Comply with safety regulations, correctly use personal protective equipment and approved tools for electrical tasks.
What You're Signing Up For
This short course is for electrical worker candidates who have been advised by the EWRB of their eligibility to be assessed for Stage One and Two Practical Skills. Designed to assess the practical skills gained on the job or in prior training for those wanting to meet the standards required by the Electrical Workers Registration Board for New Zealand Registration. Assessment covers practical workplace skills; Stage One includes Basic First Aid and CPR. This is an assessment-only programme and does not include instruction or lectures. Successful participants receive an assessment transcript of skills met towards EWRB competencies.
Course Content
- Stage One practical skills assessment
- Stage Two practical skills assessment
- Basic First Aid and CPR (Stage One)
- Use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Electrical safety procedures
- Tool use: test equipment and hand tools
- Assessment towards EWRB competencies
What you need to know first
Confirmation of eligibility from the EWRB
Certified ID document
Completed, signed EWRB practical assessment form
EWRB number
Payment of fees
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Electrical Engineering
Construction
Trades
Future employment opportunities might be
Electrical worker registration (New Zealand)
Electrician (after full registration and completing further EWRB requirements)
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