UETDRMP007 Perform Rescue From A Live Low Voltage Panel
UETDRMP007 Perform Rescue From A Live Low Voltage Panel unit involves the skills and knowledge required to perform a rescue from live low voltage (LV) electrical apparatus in an electricity supply industry (ESI) environment. This does not include overhead lines and underground cables.
It includes the organisational workplace requirements for the inspection and use of live LV panel rescue equipment, and how it applies to ESI workers to meet work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS), mobility and mutual aid requirements.
Completing the UETDRMP007 Perform Rescue From A Live Low Voltage Panel course will provide an individual with the skills and knowledge to carry out and complete the LV panel rescue procedure and consists of real-life practical skills and knowledge to allow the participant to be assessed as competent in the rescue procedures from a LV apparatus.
Due to the high-risk nature of the industry, the program is regarded as a mandatory requirement for specific industries in which employees are required develop or maintain their professional skills.
Provider of Training and Assessment
This course “Training and assessment delivered on behalf of Allens Training RTO 90909” by Safe Act Pty Ltd
Important information prior to enrolment
Unit(s) Being Delivered
Course Location
This course will be delivered
- Safe Act, 54 Cessnock Rd, Weston NSW 2326
- or in the workplace
Entry Requirments
An individual undertaking this course with Allens Training Pty Ltd will need to demonstrate the following to be eligible for entry:
- Evidence of current and valid HLTAID011 Provide First Aid (which includes CPR) or HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation Statement of Attainment prior to commencing this training.
- Evidence of current and valid Statement of Attainment for UEECD0007 Apply work health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace, or UETDREL006 Work safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus as a non-electrical worker, or an existing ESI or Electrotechnology qualification (or equivalent), obtained prior to commencing this training.
- Physical fitness to be able to meet the demands of the practical demonstration skills including manual handling in the rescue of a mock casualty
- Sufficient English language, literacy, numeracy and visual interpretation skills to successfully complete the course
- Personal safety equipment (PPE) must be provided by the student and worn during practical sessions
Pre-course study options: the pre-course study workbook can be found in the student portal. Students must have access to a computer, phone, tablet or other electronic device with access to the internet to complete the pre-course study online. Students will be required to upload evidence of holding the required pre-requisites in their student portal.
Course Duration
- Face to Face – 3 hours – full face to face course.
- Blended delivery – N/A.
- Online delivery with face to face Practical assessment – 15 mins.
- Refresher training – 2 hours – full face to face course.
Course Fees and Payments
- Please refer to our booking calendar for individual course fees.
- Refund and fee protection policy – Please refer to the student handbook.
- Payment Terms – Payment for individual participants is upfront, group booking payment terms are based on agreement between the client and service provider.
Assessment Requirements
Individuals undertaking this course will be expected to complete both written and practical assessment tasks.
Certificate Renewal Requirements
This certificate has an industry recommended renewal period of 12 months
Learning Rights, Responsibilities and Support, including Complaints
Please note that enrolment to this course is made with Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909. Please refer to the student handbook located on the RTO website allenstraining.com.au (https://allenstraining.com.au/students/student-handbook) for all details relating to rights and responsibilities including complaints and appeals.
Work Placement Arrangements
No work placement will be required as part of this course.
Assessment Activities
Practical Performance tasks and scenarios:
- Inspection and placement of rescue equipment and performing a rescue
- Low voltage panel rescue
Theory assessment – A written exam consisting of multiple-choice questions. All questions must be completed.
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UETDRMP007 Perform Rescue From A Live Low Voltage Panel
Low Voltage Rescue Training is a course specifically designed for those who work around electricity. It was created so that those who work in these kinds of industries have the capability to be able to rescue and help someone recover from receiving an electric shock.
UETDRMP007 Perform Rescue From A Live Low Voltage Panel course provides participants with the confidence and competence required to perform CPR on an unconscious casualty, in the context of those having suffered electrocution. This training course is designed for any person who may need to perform CPR during the course of their employment.
Periticipants in the UETDRMP007 Perform Rescue From A Live Low Voltage Panel course will use Low Voltage Rescue LVR kit. It contains 1000V insulating gloves, an ISOLATE HERE sign that can be hung near the main isolation point, insulated rescue crook, burns dressings and a torch, a fire blanket to put out any flames.
At the UETDRMP007 Perform Rescue From A Live Low Voltage Panel course before performing victim rescue on or near live exposed conductors, the rescuer shall consider all hazards and methods to control the hazards to ensure the rescue can be performed safely. Such controls may include de-energisation of the circuit, the use of insulated sticks and maintaining SAD during the rescue.
A safety observer shall be posted where, after a risk assessment, it is considered that a person, equipment or mobile plant might inadvertently infringe safe approach distances.
Safe approach distance—special is the minimum distance to an exposed conductor from any outstretched part of a person’s body or any conducting or unapproved object touching any part of the person’s body.
In emergency situations where there is likely risk of electric shock to persons from electrical conductors or electrical apparatus (e.g. fallen conductor), prompt action shall be taken to ensure people are kept well clear of the hazard in accordance with approved procedures.
All electrical apparatus shall be considered a live until proven isolated and earthed by approved means.
