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Brisbane Hazardous Areas (EEHA) Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training Availability

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Standard Course

5 Days | $2200

The standard course includes training and assessment. Inclusive of GST if relevant.

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Onsite

Group, Corporate and/or On-Site training bookings can be scheduled to suit your time table. Inclusive of GST if relevant.

Group, Corporate and/or On-Site training bookings can be scheduled to suit your time table. Please contact our facility on 07 3177 9912 or email brisbane.training@site.edu.au for more information.

Standard Course

5 Days | $2200

The standard course includes training and assessment. Inclusive of GST if relevant.

2018

June - 25
July - 16
August - 13
September - 17
October - 15
November - 12
December - 10

Onsite

Group, Corporate and/or On-Site training bookings can be scheduled to suit your time table. Inclusive of GST if relevant.

Group, Corporate and/or On-Site training bookings can be scheduled to suit your time table. Please contact our facility on 07 3177 9912 or email brisbane.training@site.edu.au for more information.

Course Overview

EEHA - Hazardous Area Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training (ID 2670) is a nationally-recognised course designed to provide candidates with the necessary knowledge and skills to install, maintain and inspect electrical equipment in hazardous areas. This course covers gas, dust and pressurisation.

EEHA - Hazardous Area Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training covers both theory and practical assessment; including Ex methods of protection: Ex e, Ex d, Ex n, Ex m, Ex i, Ex tD, Ex o, Ex q, Ex p, Ex s, Ex v, Ex pD, Ex iD, Ex mD

Prerequisite Information

Students must hold a current Electrical Licence issued within Australia to be eligible to attend this course. The Trainer will ask students to present their electrical licence prior to the course commencing.

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Electrical Safety Awareness

Payment Options

Full payment for courses up to $1,500 must be made before the commencement of the course. For courses that cost over $1,500, Site Skills Training will hold an initial deposit of $1,500, with the balance to be paid upon commencement of the course.

Payment can be made via eftpos, cash or cheque. For billing information including who to write a cheque to, please email payment@site.edu.au or call 1300 700 080.

Qualification Outcomes

Those students who successfully complete the associated units of competency will be issued a Statement of Attainment.

Refund Policy

Please refer to our Refund Policy

Further Information

Are you interested in EEHA - Hazardous Area Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training? For more information about the course or how to apply, email brisbane.training@site.edu.au or call 07 3177 9912 or you can Apply Online.

EEHA - Hazardous Area Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training requires a Unique Student Identifier (USI) , you can still complete the training without a USI, though Site Skills Training is unable to provide you with your completion certificate until you provided us with your USI. To apply for a free USI visit the USI website or contact our facility.

Suitable For

EEHA - Hazardous Area Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training is suitable for electricians, electrical supervisors, and engineers involved in the installation and maintenance of electrical equipment in hazardous areas.

Course Delivery

EEHA - Hazardous Area Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training is conducted at the Site Skills Training facility 1 Nestor Drive, Meadowbrook, Logan 4131. Upon arrangement, training and courses can be conducted onsite at the premises of industry clients.

Upon arrangement, training and courses can be conducted at the premises of industry clients providing there are suitable industry training facilities or equipment present.

Learning Outcomes

Understand and follow safe work practices
Knowledge and understanding of combustible substances
Fundamentals of hazardous area classification
Understand and recognise electrical explosion protection techniques
Understand and recognise equipment marking and associated certification requirements
Understand the purpose of the hazardous areas verification dossier
Perform cable glanding including resin and compound glands
Conduct installation, testing and maintenance of electrical equipment in hazardous areas
Conduct visual and detailed inspections
Apply practical skills in alignment with the requirements of the relevant AS/NZ Standards

RPL

Recognition of prior learning may be available for this course - contact us for details.

Units of Competency

UEENEEM020A Attend to Breakdowns in Hazardous Areas - Gas Atmospheres,
UEENEEM021A Attend to Breakdowns in Hazardous Areas - Dust Atmospheres,
UEENEEM022A Attend to Breakdowns in Hazardous Areas - Pressurisation,
UEENEEM024A Install Explosion-Protected Equipment and Wiring Systems - Gas Atmospheres,
UEENEEM025A Install Explosion-Protected Equipment and Wiring Systems - Dust Atmospheres,
UEENEEM026A Install Explosion-Protected Equipment and Wiring Systems - Pressurisation,
UEENEEM028A Maintain Equipment in Hazardous Areas - Gas Atmospheres,
UEENEEM029A Maintain Equipment in Hazardous Areas - Dust Atmospheres,
UEENEEM030A Maintain equipment in hazardous areas - pressurisation,
UEENEEM039A Conduct testing of hazardous areas installations - gas atmospheres,
UEENEEM040A Conduct testing of hazardous areas installations - dust atmospheres,
UEENEEM041A Conduct testing of hazardous area installations - pressurisation,
UEENEEM042A Conduct visual inspection of hazardous areas installations,
UEENEEM044A Conduct detailed inspection of hazardous areas installations - gas atmospheres,
UEENEEM045A Conduct detailed inspection of hazardous areas installations - dust atmospheres,
UEENEEM046A Conduct detailed inspection of hazardous areas installations - pressurisation,
UEENEEM080A Report on the Integrity of Explosion - Protected Equipment in Hazardous Areas,

Work Opportunities

Installation, maintenance and detailed inspections of electrical equipment in hazardous areas (EEHA) are common within the mining, oil, gas and energy sectors. This course allows trainees to improve their skills and be recognised as being competent to perform this work out in industry.

Further Opportunities

EEHA - Hazardous Area Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training is a pathway to Hazardous Areas (EEHA) Refresher.

Max Students

RTO 32531

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to do Hazardous Areas (EEHA) refreshers?

There is no obligatory requirement for workers to be refresher-trained at fixed intervals. This is usually risk-managed by the owner or occupier of the asset.

What level of HA training do I need?

Are you a general worker who may be required to enter a hazardous area? 1-day Hazardous Areas (EEHA) Awareness Course

Are you required to install, inspect, report, and maintain electrical equipment in hazardous areas? EEHA - Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection - 5 day course

Are you required to conduct detailed inspections only? EEHA - Detailed Inspection - 1 day course

Do I need a Certificate IV in Hazardous Areas to do work in hazardous areas?

There is no requirement in standards or legislation that states that you need to have a Certificate IV in Hazardous areas to work in hazardous areas. What is required, is that any work conducted in a hazardous area must be carried out by competent workers for the type of hazards in the facility.

Do I need to be an Australian licenced electrician to attend an EEHA Awareness Course?

No. You do not need to be an Australian licenced electrician to do our Awareness Course.

How often do I need to do hazardous area refreshers?

As above, this is usually risk-managed by the owner/occupier of the asset.

However, common industry practice is for hazardous area-trained electricians to attend refreshers no less than every 3 years.

If I have a Certificate IV in Hazardous Areas, do I still need to do refreshers?

There is no obligatory requirement for workers to be refresher-trained at fixed intervals. This is usually risk-managed by the owner or occupier of the asset.

If I'm supervising hazardous area workers, do I need to be competent myself?

Supervisors who are not required to carry out work on or in hazardous areas do not need to be themselves trained. However, we recommend that an EEHA Awareness course is taken.

What do I need to attend refresher training?

You need to have been previously issued with hazardous area competencies to attend an EEHA Refresher course. This course will update you on any changes to legislation, standards or industry practice. Any obsolete competencies you had been issued will be replaced by the current unit.

You will only be issued with the units you already have, that is, no new units will be issued.

What if I'm a licenced electrician in New Zealand?

You must get your Australian electrical licence. This is quite straightforward because New Zealand also uses AS/NZS 3000 Electrical wiring rules.

If you do not yet have your Australian electrical licence, you can still attend the course and we will issue you with a course completion statement. We will issue you with a statement of attainment when you produce an authenticated copy of your Australian electrical licence, at no additional cost.

What if my competency unit/s have become obsolete?

If this occurs, we recommend our Hazardous Areas (EEHA) Refresher course.

This course will update you on any changes to legislation, standards or industry practice. Any obsolete competencies you had been issued will be replaced by the current unit. You will only be issued with the units you already have, that is, no new units will be issued.

What is the scope of Site Skills Training Hazardous Areas (EEHA) training?

For hazardous area competencies, we are registered for competency units to attend to breakdowns, install, maintain, report on, conduct visual and detailed inspections and conduct testing of electrical equipment in hazardous areas for gas, dust and pressurisation.

Hazardous Areas (EEHA) Installation, Maintenance and Detailed Inspection Training Brisbane