This course is facilitated and certified by Coex Training (RTO code 41119) through an established partnership with CET.
This industry endorsed course, derived from the UEP Electricity Supply Industry-Generator Sector Training Package and the UET Transmission, Distribution and Rail Sector Training Package, is intended for electrical workers and electrical engineers working with HV switchgear in industrial facilities and networks.
Please note, all High Voltage full courses and refreshers will be run out of the below address.
63 Roberts Street
Osborne Park WA 6017
Fees are subject to change. Course fees do not incur GST.
HVS
4 days
The course, in line with industry procedures and workplace practices, allows participants to experience control room scenarios and hands-on in-the-field switching operations, and aims to:
The simulated switching scenarios will provide active test points and accurate responses from equipment, enabling participants to effectively carry out switching programs and scenarios set by the instructor. Participants will use a wide range of equipment within supervised scenarios providing real-world switching experience and exposure.
Individuals in WA may be eligible to claim a Construction Training Fund (CTF) subsidy for the High Voltage Switching Operation course through a refund arrangement. The subsidy may be available via submission of a paid invoice and statement of attainment, submitted directly to the CTF.
Companies may be eligible to claim the CTF subsidy for their employees if they are captured in the CTF levy scheme.The Constructions Training Fund provides funding support for training eligible workers in the construction industry.
We acknowledge the support of the Construction Training Fund in reducing the costs of training for eligible workers.
Applicants typically must hold a Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (Electrical Licence or equivalent) to be eligible to receive a Statement of Attainment for all units delivered. Non-Electricians would receive eight out of the total 12 units on their Statement of Attainment.
Safety boots, long cotton trousers, long-sleeved cotton shirts and safety glasses will be required for the practical switching scenario on the final day of the course.
Code | Description | Nominal Hours |
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***** | Non-Electrical Participants | ***** |
UEPOPS116 | Operate local H.V. switchgear | |
UEPOPS117 | Operate local L.V. switchgear | |
UEPOPS036 | Develop H.V. switching programs | |
UEPOPS021 | Control permit to work operations | |
UEPOPS124 | Perform switching to a switching program | |
UEPOPS022 | Coordinate and direct switching program | |
UETDRMP001 | Apply access authority procedures to work on or near electrical apparatus | |
UETTDRRF09 | ESI safety rules for work on, near or in the vicinity of electrical apparatus | |
***** | Electrical Trade Participants | |
UEPOPS116 | Operate local H.V. switchgear | |
UEPOPS117 | Operate local L.V. switchgear | |
UEPOPS036 | Develop H.V. switching programs | |
UEPOPS021 | Control permit to work operations | |
UEPOPS124 | Perform switching to a switching program | |
UEPOPS022 | Coordinate and direct switching program | |
UETDREL005 | Work safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus | |
UETDRMP001 | Apply access authority procedures to work on or near electrical apparatus | |
UETDRMP002 | ESI safety rules for work on, near or in the vicinity of electrical apparatus | |
UETDRIS023 | Develop and validate high voltage distribution switching programs | |
UETDRIS022 | Coordinate permit procedures | |
UETDRIS021 | Coordinate and direct switching programs | |
UETDRIS032 | Solve problems in network equipment | |
UETDRSB001 | Perform substation switching operations to a given schedule |
Date | Location | Availability |
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21 Jan 2025 | Osborne Park | 6 places left |
28 Jan 2025 | Osborne Park | 7 places left |
4 Feb 2025 | Osborne Park | 6 places left |
11 Feb 2025 | Osborne Park | 11 places left |
18 Feb 2025 | Osborne Park | 10 places left |
25 Feb 2025 | Osborne Park | 9 places left |
Graduates holding a current WA Unrestricted Electrician’s Licence or equivalent issued in an Australian State or Territory will be issued by Coex Training (RTO code 41119) with a Statement of Attainment for each UET and UEP unit of competency completed.
Total number of units:
The Coex Skills Recognition process benefits applicants who have undergone prior learning and recognises competencies obtained outside a formal educational or training environment, gained through life or work experience. Competencies currently held by applicants will be formally assessed against each applicable Unit of Competency and may be recognised regardless of how, when and where they were achieved. Skills Recognition is an assessment process and a cost recovery charge will apply.
Coex accepts and provides credit to learners for units of competency and/or modules (unless licensing or regulatory requirements prevent this) where these are evidenced by either AQF certification documentation issued by any other RTO or AQF authorised issuing organisation or an authenticated VET transcript issued by the Registrar.
If you believe you are entitled to Skills Recognition, please contact an administration coordinator at your chosen campus.
Complete the form below to enquire.