UETDRRC002Install and maintain low voltage underground services in a very remote community

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What an assessment for UETDRRC002 must cover

103 assessable components: 3 elements (24 performance criteria), 25 performance evidence and 54 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Prepare to install and maintain LV underground services

  • 1.1Legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice and organisational workplace requirements for the work to be performed are referred to and confirmed
  • 1.2Work plan is obtained and confirmed in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 1.3Materials required for work are determined and obtained in accordance with work plan and workplace requirements
  • 1.4Work is prioritised and sequenced for completion in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 1.5Hazards are identified, risks assessed and control measures identified and applied
  • 1.6Underground electrical distribution network is verified as isolated and earthed/short circuited in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 1.7Work permits are received and signed in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 1.8Plant, tools, equipment, and personal protective equipment (PPE) required for work are determined, obtained and confirmed in working order
  • 1.9Worksite is prepared in accordance with work plan and workplace requirements
  • 1.10Traffic management plan is confirmed as being applied in accordance with workplace requirements

2 Carry out installation and maintenance of LV underground services

  • 2.1Legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice and organisational workplace requirements for the work to be performed are applied and monitored
  • 2.2Lifting, climbing, working at heights and the use of plant, tools, equipment and PPE are carried out in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 2.3Hazard control measures are monitored in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 2.4Installation and maintenance of LV underground service is completed in accordance with work plan and workplace requirements
  • 2.5Earthing and short circuiting equipment is removed, permit signed off and underground electrical distribution network is re-energised in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 2.6LV underground services are tested in accordance with work plan and workplace requirements
  • 2.7Incidents or unplanned events are responded to in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 2.8Quality checks of work are undertaken in accordance with workplace requirements

3 Complete work and documentation

  • 3.1Completed work is checked for compliance against the work plan and workplace requirements
  • 3.2Incidents or unplanned events are reported in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 3.3Worksite is rehabilitated, cleaned and made safe in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 3.4Plant, tools and equipment are cleaned, checked and returned to storage in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 3.5Surplus materials are returned to storage or disposed of in accordance with workplace requirements
  • 3.6Work records, reports and documentation are completed, and appropriate personnel notified in accordance with workplace requirements

Performance evidence

  • applying relevant legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice and organisational workplace requirements, including:
  • work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS)
  • identifying hazards, assessing risks, identifying, applying and monitoring control measures
  • obtaining, inspecting and using relevant personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • obtaining and signing on and off relevant work permits in accordance with workplace requirements
  • verifying underground electrical distribution network has been isolated and earthed/short circuited in accordance with workplace requirements
  • connecting low voltage (LV) underground services cables, including at least two (2) of the following:
  • underground pillar/pit connection (three phase)*
  • underground pillar/pit connection (single phase)
  • underground to overhead connection
  • (* must do)
  • installing LV underground service protection devices, including at least one (1) of the following:
  • fuse units
  • circuit breakers
  • service links
  • testing LV underground service cable connections, including all of the following:
  • polarity test
  • phase rotation test
  • continuity test
  • voltage test
  • insulation resistance
  • neutral loop impedance
  • re-energising underground electrical distribution network in accordance with workplace requirements
  • dealing with an unplanned event on at least one (1) occasion
  • completing relevant work records, reports and documentation.

Knowledge evidence

  • legislation, regulations, standards, codes of practice and organisational workplace requirements, including:
  • WHS/OHS
  • hazard, risk assessment and risk control requirements, including potential hazards
  • types and application of PPE
  • safe use of plant, tools and equipment
  • application, purpose and types of permits
  • types, sizes and characteristics of LV underground service cables, including
  • two, three and four-core cable
  • cable cross-sectional area of conductors
  • current ratings
  • fuse types and ratings
  • cable insulation materials
  • types and characteristics of LV service associated equipment, including:
  • conduit
  • heat/cold-shrink materials
  • cable labelling
  • pillars and pits
  • construction manuals, system diagrams/plans and drawings
  • types of installation plant, tools and equipment
  • installation techniques, including:
  • methods of laying cable
  • sand and slabbing
  • minimum depths to assets in ground
  • jointing and terminating methods, including:
  • polymeric heat/cold-shrink materials
  • polymeric tape materials
  • insulation piercing connectors (IPCs)
  • energised and de-energised cables
  • connections to point of entry, fuse boxes, pillars and pits
  • connection principles, including:
  • purpose and function of the multiple earth neutral (MEN) system
  • types of connection faults
  • causes and effects of incorrect and poor electrical connections
  • principles of loop impedance
  • reasons for and methods used to maintain standard phase sequencing
  • purpose and operation of service fusing
  • relevant electrical access permit
  • testing and commissioning procedures, including:
  • pre-energisation tests, including continuity and insulation resistance
  • inspection
  • equipment functionality
  • use of independent earth for testing
  • polarity, voltage and phase sequence
  • neutral and phase identification
  • neutral integrity
  • commissioning test forms and documentation
  • meter function
  • completing workplace documentation
  • techniques for the maintenance of underground services, including:
  • inspection
  • types of faults
  • diagnosis and repair of faults
  • events constituting an unplanned event or incident
  • procedures for responding to an unplanned event or incident.

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