NSW ASP 2 Electrician

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Topic 1- Class 2A Disconnect and reconnect at connection point

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· Lesson 1 Workplace requirements for perform testing of connections Part 1-Regulatory Aspect and Technical Definitions

Lesson 1 Workplace requirements for perform testing of connections Part 1-Regulatory Aspect and Technical Definitions

To perform the testing task on electricity supply, the following safety regulations must be followed.the NSW Work Health and Safety Regulation (2017), the Electricity Supply Act 1995 and the National Electricity Network Safety Code (ENA DOC 01-2019).

The tasks to be complied with the safety regulations are :

· Tests that are required to be carried out
· Test results to be obtained
· Reporting requirements

You need to be familiar with the following technical definitions

Active Conductor - Any conductor that is maintained at a difference of potential from the neutral or earthed conductor.

Competent - Having the skills, knowledge and attributes a person needs to complete a task.

Connection Point - The definition of Connection Point fulfils the requirements of defining the Connection Point in the Electricity Supply Act. Means the junction where the Distribution System is connected (by means of a Connection Device) to the Customers Installation.

DNSP – Distribution Network Service Provider owns and maintains the distribution electricity network.

Electrical Installation - Electrical equipment installed for the purposes of conveyance, control, measurement or use of electricity, where electricity is or is to be supplied for consumption. It includes electrical equipment supplied from a distributor’s system or a private generating system.

Electricity Network - Low voltage system used to distribute electricity to electrical installations.

Independent earth - An effective earthed reference point used for testing purposes, spaced a minimum of two metres away from any conductive object embedded in the ground connected to the system under test.

Industry Safety Steering Committee (ISSC) means a committee established by the Minister for Energy and Environment formed of representatives of the electricity transmission and distribution industry, trade unions and other relevant stakeholders to examine and provide recommendations and documentation for use by the industry to improve safety for the public and workers.

Integrity - The state of being sound, unimpaired and fit for purpose.

Isolated - Disconnected from all possible sources of electricity supply by means that both prevent unintentional energization of the apparatus and are assessed as a suitable step in the process of making safe for access purposes.

May - Indicates the existence of an option.

Multiple earthed neutral (MEN) system - A system in which the neutral conductor is connected to the general mass of the earth at multiple locations within the electricity network and electrical installations.

Neutral conductor - Conductor of a low voltage system which is earthed at its origin.

Polarity - The voltage of a conductor relative to another conductor or the general mass of earth.

Phase rotation - The connection of three-phase conductors that will ensure three-phase motors run in a determined direction.

Phasing - The identification of active conductors of the same phase (having no significant angular displacement).

Qualification - A planned combination of learning outcomes that have a defined purpose.

Shall - Indicates that a statement is mandatory.

Service Line means electricity line (either overhead or underground) supplying electricity from the overhead or underground network to the customer’s connection point.

Should - Indicates a recommendation.

Voltage - Differences of potential normally existing between conductors and between conductors and earth as follows:

(a) Extra-low voltage Not exceeding 50 V a.c. or 120 V ripple-free d.c.

(b) Low voltage Exceeding extra-low voltage, but not exceeding 1 000 V a.c. or 1 500 V d.c.

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