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CHARGEMAN
AO
| Course
Fees |
Members
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Non-Members
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| Initial
Fees |
1500
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1700
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| SMIDEC
Grant |
300
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340
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| Reimbursement
Scheme |
SBL
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Course
Duration
6 months.
Who
Should Attend
Only individuals
who fulfilled the following requirements shall be considered for the course:-
- A Malaysian
Citizen
- Not be
less than 20 years of age
- Minimum
SRP Certificate or at least passed Form 3
- Minimum
working experience of not less than 3 years in handling and operating
live electrical equipment.
- Must be
able to read and write in Bahasa Malaysia and English.
- The course
will be conducted in Bahasa Malaysia
[Note: A
candidate with less than 3 years experience must ensure that he will have
more than 3 years experience by the time he/she submits his/her application
for the Suruhanjaya Tenaga Malaysia Examination in November 2002]
Resource
Person
Ir. Sujan
Singh Kalsi has more than 30 years experience in electrical Engineering.
He was involved in various engineering departments in Sabah Electrical
Board, Sabah Gas Industries and Sabah Energy Corporation and has trained
over 70 electricians/technician for JBE (Jabatan Bekalan Eletrik) chargeman
exams and restricted chargeman category for hotels, palm oil and timber
industry. Ir. Sujan has been training since 1993.
Course
Contents
Suruhanjaya
Tenaga Malaysia - Sukatan Pelajaran (Syllabus) Bagi Penjaga Jentera
Sukatan
Pelajaran Bagi Pejaga Jentera Sekatan AO
- Akta Bekalan
Elektrik 1990
- Peraturan
peraturan Elektrik 1994 dan pindaan-pindaannya
- IEE Wiring
Regulations - 16th Edition
- Sistem
Pencegah Kebakaran.
- Alat-alat
Perlindungan Dalam Pemasangan Voltan Rendah
- Elektrik
Asas
- Pengubah/transformer
- Kabel
- Kabel Bawah
Tanah
- Motor dan
alat Kawalan
- Bateri
- Alatukur
dan Alatuji
- Pendingin
Udara
- Pemeriksaan
Bagi Peralatan Papan Suis Utama
- Pepasangan
Pengguna (Consumer Installation)
- Lampu Jalan
Safety
at the Workplace
- Introduction
to (OSHA, JBE&G, FMA and others like BOMBA, DOE)
- Safety
Management Structure
- Identification
of Hazards (approaches)
- Risk Management
(Approach - JSA)
- Risk Control
(Hierarchy)
- Prevention
of Accidents
- Safe Work
Procedure
- Accident
Investigation & Reporting
- Safety
Auditing (Approach)
- Emergencies
Response
- Causes
of Electrical Shocks
- Assessment
(Part I - Multiple Choice & Part II - Subjective)
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