UETDREL006

This nationally recognised unit covers the skills and knowledge required to work safely near live electrical apparatus, including overhead and underground assets. It is intended for non-electrical workers (e.g. plant operators, riggers, doggers, and tradespeople) who may be required to operate or work in proximity to electrical infrastructure.

Training includes hazard identification, risk control measures, exclusion zones, and correct communication with electrical asset controllers.

$350.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 4 Hours / Face to Face

None 

Theory: Written or verbal assessment covering electrical safety legislation, hazard identification, and safe work methods

Practical (including physical requirements): Participants will demonstrate safe work practices in a simulated or real work environment near electrical infrastructure.

Note: Participants must have the physical ability to operate safely in an outdoor environment, follow instructions, use PPE, and perform simulated hazard response tasks.

• Machinery operators (e.g. excavator, crane, or EWP)
• Civil construction or maintenance workers
• Tree workers, landscapers, or riggers
• Utility contractors or groundworkers
• Anyone working near electrical assets but not performing electrical tasks

• Legal obligations and WHS responsibilities
• Identifying and assessing electrical hazards
• Understanding exclusion zones and safe approach distances
• Working safely around poles, wires, and substations
• Using safety observers and spotters
• Emergency response procedures

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
UETDREL006 – Work Safely in the Vicinity of Live Electrical Apparatus as a Non-Electrical Worker

Refresher training is typically recommended every 2 years or as required by your employer, principal contractor, or local electricity network provider.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.