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Award in Electrical Wiring for Marine Installations (Small Boats)

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Award in Electrical Wiring for Marine Installations (Small Boats)

500.00

Location:
Code
MG2I-C0326
MQF Level
4
Credits
6
Duration
Schedule
Tue & Thur
Time
17:30 - 20:30
Mode of Delivery
Face to Face 100%

Description

Learning Outcomes

  1. Prepare for the Installation of electrical wiring
  2. Identify equipment, materials and components for the installation of electrical wiring support systems
  3. Describe marine batteries and their installation
  4. Carry out the installation of electrical wiring

L01. Prepare for the installation of electrical wiring

  • Drawings and Technical Information
  • Planning work activities and producing work plans
  • Ensuring components are clear of other services
  • Appropriate techniques to pass cables through watertight bulkheads

LO2. Identify equipment, materials and components for the installation of electrical wiring support systems

  • Selection of appropriate conduit, fitting, trunking or tray-work components to
    ensure compliance with relevant codes of practice
  • The range of conduit, trunking and traywork components and connectors that are
    used
  • Equipment and tools used for the cutting, bending, forming and installation
    operations
  • Inspection fittings such as elbows and junction boxes

LO3. Describe marine batteries and their installation

  • Battery capacity, performance and selection for marine applications
  • The factors to consider when locating and installing batteries in the vessel
  • Procedures for battery servicing
  • Hazards associated with 12V batteries
  • Various battery charging methods
  • Common reasons for battery discharge and failure

L04. Carry out the installation of electrical wiring

  • The responsibilities under regulations relevant to the work undertaken
  • Protective equipment and precautions
  • Safe practices and procedures
  • The methods of holding work pieces without damaging them
  • How to form screw threads on ends of conduit
  • How to use screw fittings, glued fittings, fabricated components, nuts and bolts as
    appropriate
  • Visual Checks
  • Technical Checks
  • How to mark out and check alignment of components
  • The methods of securing system components
  • The methods of electrical bonding and ensuring earth continuity of the support
    system where metal support systems are used
  • How to deal with problems concerning components
  • Use of multi-meter to perform basic electrical tests

Entry Requirements

Level 3 Certification in Electrical Engineering

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