EEHA Training

EEHA-Installation, Maintenance and Inspection

WHO IS THIS COURSE AIMED AT?

This 4 day course and is intended for Electrical workers and Electrical Engineers. This course covers the practical aspects of the course content with emphasis on inspection and testing.

SCOPE:

This qualification provides competencies to supervise selection, installation, commissioning maintenance and testing of explosion-protected equipment and systems for control and monitoring of plant and processes. The qualification provides competencies in working with explosion protections techniques with elections in how they apply to, gas and dust atmospheres. 

ELIGIBILITY FOR COURSE ENROLMENT:

Candidates should have experience working in a hazardous enviroment. 

WHY CHOOSE TEKNICAL KARYA SERVICES (TSK)?

• You will undergo the training of latest AS/NZS 60079 with experienced trainers. 
• We are locally based in Indonesia and have many years of experience working and training individuals in hazardous areas. 
• We are supported by Tech Skills Australia, one of Australia biggest Hazardous and Instrumentation training organisation. 
• You will be exposed to the following explosive protection techniques and technology:
  • Hazardous areas classification
  • Ex e, Ex n, Ex d, Ex i, Ex m, Ex q, Ex o, Ex tD, Ex p techniques and principles
  • Barrier gland and compression cable gland
  • How to select and install the cable gland (Practical)
  • Specific installation requirements for different types of Ex techniques
  • The common testing procedures in the hazardous areas
  • Practical assessments – Installation and detailed inspection using on-site training bays
  • Different types of cable glanding and learn how to select the right cable gland for different sizes and types of cable.

TRAINING METHODS:

Theory and practical training.

Entry Requirements

Although this is not a prerequisite, learners should have past experience working in hazardous areas.

COURSE OUTCOMES:

Statement of Attendance  (SOA) - EEHA - Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Area

Graduates who are successfully competent in both theoretical and practical training completing all units of competency listed above, will be awarded a Statement of Attendance (SOA).A Statement of Attendance is issued when an individual has completed one or more accredited units. 

EEHA - Refresher Course

Course Duration: 2 Days

This course is run over two days and is a recommended refresher course aimed at keeping students current. It’s aimed at students who hold the competencies' delivered in EEHA. 

WHO IS THIS COURSE AIMED AT?

This course is suitable for EEHA Electricians and Engineers. 

SCOPE:

This course covers current updated information that is introduced in the new standard AS/NZS 60079 that are published. It includes the following:

• Explosion protection techniques as per the latest standard
• Gland selection for different types of Ex certified equipment
• Equipment marking from the latest standard
• Ex Certified Equipment Selection
• Major standard update from the latest standard as compared with the previous version published.

COURSE OUTCOMES:

Students who have successfully completed the units of competency in the course will be issued with an updated qualification.

EEHA - Awareness Training

Course Duration: 1 Days

WHO IS THIS COURSE AIMED AT?

This course is suitable for electrical and general personnel working in / exposed to hazardous areas. This includes Instrument sales engineers who sell Ex rated instruments, Engineers who would like to obtain general knowledge of explosive protection techniques, HSE staff, non-electrical trade personnel , procrument personnel and line managers.

SCOPE:

This course covers the legislative requirements for hazardous area and provides an overview of the relevant standards. Also included is an introduction to general principles of explosion proof techniques, various explosion protected equipment and explanations on how to read hazardous area classification drawings and interpret equipment markings under different schemes i.e.

• Overall OHS requirements
• Legislative requirements for HA
• Overview of the relevant Australian standards
• Principles and Methodologies of Ex proof techniques
• Introduction of various explosion protected equipment
• HA drawings reading and interpretation of equipment markings

COURSE OUTCOMES:

This course will build up confidence and awareness to general personnel in hazardous areas where they can inadvertently introduce ignition sources to explosive environments. It would also address many common confusions that cause increased risk for workers in hazardous areas and help administrators. Engineers who attend this course would obtain general knowledge on electrical design in the hazardous areas.