Electrical Trade Test | Olifantsfontein Artisan Academy

The Electrical Trade Test Preparation course is for the Electrician with experience that would like to write his trade test. This course will ensure that you are well prepared before writing the Trade test. This will be ensured by practically testing all aspects of the trade, identifying the gaps and ensuring that those gaps are filled. You will learn, in a practical workshop environment from industry experts. All modules are done in a fully equipped workshop allowing you to immediately use your practical skills rather than a theoretical environment.

On completion of this course, the student will receive: Section 26D Red Seal Certificate, Internationally recognized in 156 countries.

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

Single phase forward/reverse starter (various controls and motors).
Three phase forward/reverse starter (various control and motors).
Star/delta and Forward/reverse star/delta starter.
Sequence starters (automatic, semi-automatic and manual).
Motor Test (single and three phase, slip ring).
Cable Test (1000V).
Energy panel (single and three phase).
Load balancing panel (240V and 400V loads).
Current and Voltage transformer panel using selector switches.
Faultfinding on various star/delta starters.
Faultfinding on various resistance starters.
Faultfinding on various auto transformer starters.
Faultfinding on dual speed motors (rotary and contactor switching).
Construction Work
All work must be done according to national safety standards and electrical regulation
This course is designed to prepare electrician apprentices for their Red Seal Trade Test.

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ELECTRICAL
TRADE TEST PREPARATION

The Electrical Trade Test Preparation course is for the Electrician with experience that would like to write his trade test. This course will ensure that you are well prepared before writing the Trade test. This will be ensured by practically testing all aspects of the trade, identifying the gaps and ensuring that those gaps are filled. You will learn, in a practical workshop environment from industry experts. All modules are done in a fully equipped workshop allowing you to immediately use your practical skills rather than a theoretical environment.

On completion of this course, the student will receive: Section 26D Red Seal Certificate, Internationally recognized in 156 countries.

Course Modules

Single phase forward/reverse starter (various controls and motors).
Three phase forward/reverse starter (various control and motors).
Star/delta and Forward/reverse star/delta starter.
Sequence starters (automatic, semi-automatic and manual).
Motor Test (single and three phase, slip ring).
Cable Test (1000V).
Energy panel (single and three phase).
Load balancing panel (240V and 400V loads).
Current and Voltage transformer panel using selector switches.
Fault finding on various star/delta starters.
Fault finding on various resistance starters.
Fault finding on various auto transformer starters.
Fault finding on dual speed motors (rotary and contactor switching).
Construction Work

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Course Objectives

Teach participants how to properly handle and utilize basic hand tools and instruments commonly used in the electrical trade.
Educate participants about the correct techniques for tool maintenance, storage, and safe usage to ensure longevity and accurate results.
Instill an understanding of the importance of using appropriate tools for specific tasks, promoting efficiency and safety in the workplace.
Familiarize participants with the occupational health and safety regulations pertinent to the electrical trade.
Provide a comprehensive understanding of the South African National Standards (SANS) electrical regulations to ensure compliance with legal requirements.
Emphasize the significance of workplace safety, risk assessment, and proper safety protocols to prevent accidents and ensure a secure working environment.
Enable participants to comprehend the fundamental principles of circuit design, including circuit components, configurations, and wiring techniques.
Teach participants how to design and construct functional electrical circuits, incorporating switches, components, and power sources.

Course Benefits

Use and care of basic hand tools and instruments
Occupational health and safety regulations and SANS electrical regulations
Design and wire a circuit
Inspection and testing of components
Test and repair a pre-wired starters
Fault finding and repair of pre-wired starters
Installation work.
Empower participants to apply their understanding of circuit design to practical scenarios, fostering problem-solving skills and creativity.
Equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to perform thorough inspections and tests on electrical components.
Educate participants about testing methodologies, measuring tools, and quality assessment criteria for various components.
Train participants to identify faulty components and troubleshoot issues through systematic inspection and testing processes.

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Course Duration

23 Days
1 Day- ARPL – Evaluation - Screen test
2 Days - Trade Test Exam
We book your Trade test for you.
New candidates may start their training on any given Monday. Each candidate has a different examination date and to accommodate we have cubicles that allows rotation of each module. The preparation is all practical installation tasks.
New candidates may start their training on any given Monday. Each candidate has a different examination date and to accommodate, we have cubicles that allows rotation of each module.
The preparation is all practical installation tasts