EAL
Level 3
QN: 603/5423/9
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EAL Level 3 Award in Industrial and Panel Wiring
Official qualification regulated by Ofqual, awarded by EAL. Classified as a Vocationally-Related Qualification. Total guided learning hours: 75 hours.
Qualification Level
Level 3
Awarding Body
EAL
Syllabus Units
1 Units
Guided Hours
75 hrs
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Course Syllabus & Study Modules
Complete breakdown of verified curriculum topics and learning objectives.
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Panel Wiring for Engineering Applications
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Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand how to work safely during the assembly, installation, commissioning and repair of electrical control panels.
- 1 Identify the relevant legislation, regulations, documents and guidance relevant to work on electrical control panels. 1.2 Interpret the requirements of the relevant legislation, regulations, documents and guidance relevant to work on electrical control panels. 1.3 Explain the health and safety risks, precautions and procedures associated with work on electrical control panels. 1.4 Identify appropriate personal protective equipment. 1.5 Describe how to eliminate or minimise hazards when working with control panels.2.
- Understand the procedures for the design, assembly and installation of electrical control panels.
- 1 Describe how enclosures are designedand components are selected including factors such as
- To suit the application
- To meet the specification
- External influences
- Hazardous environments
- In compliance with standards.2.2 Describe typical systems related to panels such as
- ELV and LV single and multi-phase systems – power; control.
- Non-insulated conductor systems (e.g. Bus Bars).2.3 Describe the applications of control panels.2.4 Identify the types and purpose of information relevant to work on control panels.2.5 Recognise component parts by the use of symbols.2.6 Describe how to clarify customer requirements when necessary.2.7 Specify the different types of cable and support systems commonly used in panel building.2.8 Describe the materials, equipment and methods used for the safe production of panels.2.9 Describe the safe and appropriate techniques of working on panels to include
- Assembling, mounting and securing the panel and components.
- Wiring activities.
- Identifying cables.
- Methods of ensuring quality of production by checking component installation.
- Inspecting work.
- Completion of documentation, build records.2.10 Determine electrical quantities relevant to control panels.2.11 Recognise the effects of temperature on current carrying capacity of conductors.3. How to maintain refurbish and repair electrical control panels.
- 1 Identify the sources of information relevant to the maintenance, refurbishment and repair of control panels. 3.2 Describe the requirements of relevant legislation, regulations, documents an guidance in relation to maintenance refurbishment and repair of control panels. 3.3 Describe the safe working procedures to followed when maintaining, refurbishing or diagnosing faults on control panels. 3.4 Describe the methods and techniquesused for maintenance, refurbishment and repair of control panels. 3.5 Describe the importance of carryingout work on electro technical panels to quality and accuracy standards. 3.6 Describe how to diagnose faults oncontrol panels. 3.7 Identify typical locations where faults occur. 3.8 Describe typical symptoms of faults. 3.9 State how the evidence gained can be used to draw valid conclusions. 3.10 Describe the factors which may affect replacement or rectification. 3.11 Describe procedures for dealing with
- Customer and clients.
- Documentation.4.
Regulatory & Verification Details
- Qualification Number (QN)
- 603/5423/9
- Regulated Status
- Available to learners
- Awarding Body
- EAL
- Qualification Type
- Vocationally-Related Qualification
- Operational Start
- Mar 2020