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WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE

This classroom based safety course teaches non-electrical workers how to work safely near live electrical equipment, including powerlines. You'll learn how to stay a safe distance away and follow safety rules and procedures.

This course is ideal for:

  • Telecommunications workers
  • Vegetation control workers
  • Scaffolders and riggers
  • Painters
  • Anyone who needs to work near live electrical equipment

Online delivery options available

Units of Competency

  • UETDREL006 – Work safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus as a non-electrical worker
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ABOUT THE COURSE

This course provides essential knowledge for non-electrical workers to safely work near live electrical equipment. You will learn about electricity principles, how to recognise voltage systems, and how to handle risks and hazards.

  • Basics of electricity and three-phase power systems
  • Understanding electric shock and resuscitation
  • Identifying circuits and their voltages
  • Conducting hazard and risk assessments
  • Understanding different levels of safety controls


CSQ-funded training is delivered by a range of selected Registered Training Organisation's (RTOs) across Queensland. For further information and eligibility criteria please contact us on 1300 385 530
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DELIVERY OPTIONS

Delivery options to suit businesses of all sizes.

Online

Best for 1 to 12 learners
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Our online training is available for course to be completed anywhere.

Book your seats via the course schedule at a time that suits you.

Our Academies

Best for 1 to 3 learners
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Our Academies are located nationally and provide customised safety training solutions, enhancing your team’s ability to handle workplace emergencies with confidence.

Book your training now or enquire today to discuss group training to our Academies

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Best for 4 or more learners
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We offer convenient nationwide training tailored to you, ensuring your staff are well-prepared for emergencies and high risk workplaces without leaving your premises.

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Course Content

  • Legislation and compliance
  • Plan and prepare for work as a spotter / safety observer
  • Identify and manage hazards
  • Support work activities
  • Clean up and pack up

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this program, students will be awarded the following Nationally Recognised Units of Competency:

  • UETDREL006 Work safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus as a non-electrical worker

Prerequisites and Entry Requirements

Pre-requisites:

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FSA Entry Requirements:

  • A verifiable USI
  • Fitness to participate
  • Enclosed footwear
  • Sufficient digital, language, literacy and numeracy skills to complete the course

Physical Requirements:

This course requires a basic to moderate level of mobility, dexterity, and situational awareness, with an emphasis on safety behaviours and communication near electrical hazards.

To successfully complete this course, you will need to be physically able to:

  • Wear the required PPE (helmet, gloves, boots, hi-vis, hearing/eye protection).
  • Walk and stand for periods of time when working near electrical assets.
  • Bend and handle light items such as cones, barricades, and signage.
  • Maintain safe distances from overhead and underground electrical assets.
  • Use radios and verbal signals to communicate with safety observers and work teams.
  • Complete simple documentation such as risk assessments, permits, and reports.

Key overall physical demands:

  • Walking and standing in outdoor work environments
  • Bending/stooping to position barricades and signage
  • Light manual handling – cones, barricades, tape, PPE items
  • Dexterity – donning PPE, completing forms, handling radios
  • Situational awareness – maintaining safe approach distances near live electrical assets
  • Communication – using radios and verbal signals effectively in noisy environments
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