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Teach participants how to properly handle and utilize basic hand tools and instruments commonly used in the electrical trade.
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Educate participants about the correct techniques for tool maintenance, storage, and safe usage to ensure longevity and accurate results.
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Instill an understanding of the importance of using appropriate tools for specific tasks, promoting efficiency and safety in the workplace.
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Familiarize participants with the occupational health and safety regulations pertinent to the electrical trade.
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Provide a comprehensive understanding of the South African National Standards (SANS) electrical regulations to ensure compliance with legal requirements.
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Emphasize the significance of workplace safety, risk assessment, and proper safety protocols to prevent accidents and ensure a secure working environment.
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Enable participants to comprehend the fundamental principles of circuit design, including circuit components, configurations, and wiring techniques.
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Teach participants how to design and construct functional electrical circuits, incorporating switches, components, and power sources.
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Empower participants to apply their understanding of circuit design to practical scenarios, fostering problem-solving skills and creativity.
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Equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to perform thorough inspections and tests on electrical components.
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Educate participants about testing methodologies, measuring tools, and quality assessment criteria for various components.
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Train participants to identify faulty components and troubleshoot issues through systematic inspection and testing processes.