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Dear Sir/Ms,

Thank you for your enquiry regarding our Training centre in becoming a Registered person in the Electrical field.

TDMI Training is accredited training providers of EWSeta and well respected as a reputable training facility.

TDMI Training provides specialized and personalized training solutions to the electrical industry. Our programs are

developed in such a way as to allow delegate to meet the requirements of the Department of Labour, in terms of

accreditation, as well as to provide him/her with the necessary tools and expertise to confidently go out and

INSPECT and TEST electrical installations and electric fence installation, using the knowledge and recourses

available to you.

OUR MISSION:

To provide excellent services to our students through people competence, sound business principles and innovations.

To equip students with knowledge, skills and information to interpret codes, standards and legislation and thereby enabling them to conduct and record valid detail during electrical installations, inspections and tests.

To help ensure a brighter future for learners through quality learning opportunities and enhancement of skills

OUR VALUES:

Integrity - We shall always be honest and transparent in our relationship with clients. Reliability - We shall always honour our commitments given to clients. Product Quality - We shall ensure that services rendered to clients are of exceptional high quality and in line

with legal requirements. Client Service - Clients shall receive excellent response times. Advice - Value for money invested in processes and systems.

Our (TDMI’s Training) programs consists of: (Please see pages below for more detailed information on programs/course

provided)

1. UNIT STANDARDS: Test, Inspect and Certify of Electrical (Single and Three phase) Installation 2. UNIT STANDARDS: Electric Fence Installer (Wireman’s license Electric Fence) 3. INSTALLATION RULES P1 & P2: Preparation material and support 4. WIREMANS LICENSE REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR (Installation Electrician/Single phase tester) 5. REFRESHMENT Course – CoC (Unit standard: Test, Inspect and Certify) 6. EARTHING & LIGHTNING PROTECTION Course

as required by Department of Labour, to register for a SINGLE-PHASE TESTER, (Single phase Wireman’s license),

INSTALLATION ELECTRICIAN (Three phase Wireman’s License) and ELECTRIC FENCE INSTALLER (Electric Fence

Wireman’s license).

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INDEX

Description Pages

Unit Standards: Test, Inspect and Certify of Electrical Installation 3 - 6

Unit Standards: Electric Fence Installer (Wireman’s license) 6 - 8

Installation Rules: Preparation Material 9

Department of Labour: Wireman’s License Registration 9

Refreshment Course – CoC 10 - 11

Earthing & Lightning Protection Course 12 - 14

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UNIT STANDARDS: Test, Inspect and Issue of Certificate of Compliance of Electrical Installation

→ US 259197 – ▪ Test and inspect a three-phase domestic / industrial / commercial electrical installation

→ US13683 – ▪ Issue certificate of compliance for a domestic / commercial / industrial electrical installation

→ US258966 - ▪ Inspect and test a single phase domestic electrical installation

→ US113898 – ▪ Complete a certificate of compliances for a single-phase domestic electrical installation

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TDMI TRAINING is registered providers for Unit Standards: Test, Inspect and Certify with EWSeta.

After successful completion of the assessment, you will receive documentary proof of successful completed unit standards of inspection, testing and certification of the relevant assessment as required by the Energy Water Sector Education and Training Authority (EWSETA).

Department of Labour Accreditation, as determined by the EWSETA, requires ensuring competence for assessments above. Documentary proof of your process and documents used by you to inspect, test and certify any of the above type of electrical installation is a prerequisite for assessment process.

Target audience

• Electricians working in commercial or industrial installations • Maintenance electricians • Electricians who issue Certificates of Compliance (CoC) on three phase installations • Electricians requiring assessments for Department of Labour accreditation application • Electricians wanting to upgrade their knowledge of inspection and testing electrical installations.

Pre-requisites

• Knowledge of SANS 10142-1 and relevant codes of practice linked to industrial/commercial installations would be an advantage as this course applies the codes and practices.

Purpose of program

▪ To equip delegates with knowledge, skills and information to interpret codes, standards and legislation and thereby enabling them to conduct and record valid detail during three phase electrical installations inspections and tests.

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Contents

• Applicable Occupational Health and Safety Act 85.1993 legislation • Identification and assessment of area to be inspected. • Main incomer and protections • Main and sub boards including cascades • Cables, wire ways, protection and Glands • Hazardous/specialized area identification • Recording of results and inspection report • Tests to be conducted and interpreting readings • Client reports and final inspections. • Assessment preparation for delegates requiring competence assessment

Training methodology used during course

• Interactive participative presentation • Practical use of documentation and instruments will be done during course • Programs are limited to a maximum of 12 delegates in order to allow delegate participation

Course documentation provide

• Occupational Health and Safety Act 85.1993 booklet • Support material

Assessment criteria

• The assessment for competence as required will be conducted after you have collected all evidence. The assessment process will include: –

☑ Evaluation of previous coached or self-inspection and testing tests conducted by you.

☑ A knowledge evaluation of applicable codes or standards. ☑ An onsite assessment to establish competence in inspection and testing and evidence recording. ☑ All re-assessments will be at no cost – excluding accommodation and meals ☑ Deposit of R1500 required to SECURE booking. Balance payable on day of course. ☑ Cancellation: Deposit not refundable when cancelled. ☑ The completion of the supporting documentation of on-site assessment. ☑ Completion of a Certificate of Compliance. ☑ Feedback and certification and EWSETA communication.

Learning assumed to be in place and recognition of prior learning: ▪ The following knowledge, skills attitude and/or equivalent:

→ Wire and commission domestic electrical circuits

→ Have awareness of the application of statutory regulations to the installation

→ Unit standards essential embedded knowledge

→ Working knowledge of SANS 10142-1

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→ Inspection documents and chick lists pertaining to a single-phase installation including the contents of a Certificate of Compliance

→ Understand the concepts of a Single phase / Industrial Installation and its environment

→ Types of material/equipment that may be used in electrical installations

→ Appropriate fault-finding techniques for a single-phase installation

→ Important factors affection the safety of the installation for the user

→ The importance of accurately recording data and test results

→ The importance of understanding the SANS 10142-1 code to recognize defects and their specific relationship to the code requirements for installed electrical equipment.

Location of TDMI training courses:

▪ 97 York Street, Shamrock Place suite 18, George, Garden Route, Western Cape ▪ Naboom Guesthouse, 16 5th street, Naboomspruit, Limpopo ▪ Pretoria, Gauteng ▪ Bloemfontein, Free State ▪ Mobile services available for 8-10 persons per class.

Course duration:

▪ 2 Days (09:00 – 17:00)

Certificates:

• All delegates will receive an attendance letter

• All delegates assessed competent, will receive an EWSETA Statement of Results

• If not competent, delegate may attend another course at NO COST. Accommodation and meals excluded. Dates will be arranged.

Cost of Training:

• 2 payment options available

• Accommodation not included in course cost. List of accommodation options will be sent with confirmation letter after receipt of deposit.

COST UNIT STADARDS (Single and Three phase):

Option Deposit – with enrolment to secure booking

1st payment on 1st day of course

2nd payment – 30 days after 1st payment/day of course

Total

Option 1 R1 500 R5 000 n/a R6 500

Option 2 R3 000 n/a R3 000 & R3 000 R9 000

**** please contact office for Option 2 arrangements. **** deposit required to secure booking.

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Cost includes:

• Learning material

• Training

• Attendance letter

• EWSeta Statement of Results (certificate) (if competent)

• RPL for Single phase letter required by Dept of Labour – Knowledge of legislation and Health and Safety standards applicable to Single phase

• 2 x lunches

• Coffee/Tea/Water

• Please note: Accommodation not included in option 1 or 2

Accommodation:

• List of accommodation options will be provided with confirmation letter after receipt of deposit. TDMI can assist with arrangement but accommodation account will be separate from course and for own cost.

UNIT STANDARDS: Electric Fence Installer (Wireman’s license)

→ US244332 - Demonstrate an understanding of electric fence

→ US244323 - Determine installation requirements

→ US244328 - Apply cabling methods

→ US244329 - Install electric fencing

→ US244321 - Use elementary electronics as applied to electronic systems

→ US244326 - Explain the use of installed systems

→ US244336 - Configure an installation

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After successful completion of the assessment, you will receive documentary proof of successful completed unit standards of inspection, testing and certification of the relevant assessment as required by the Energy and Water Sector Education and Training Authority (EWSETA).

Department of Labour will determine registration as an Electric Fence Installer. EWSeta requires training providers to ensure competence for assessments of above unit standards. Documentary proof of your process and documents used by you to inspect, test and certify any of the above type of electrical installation is a prerequisite for assessment process.

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This unit standards are for:

• Electric Fence installers installing, maintaining and certifying fence installations

• Installers who issue CoC for Electric Fences

The purpose of this Unit standards is to equip delegates with knowledge, skills and information to interpret standards and legislation, and to be able to conduct and record detail during verification and certification of electric fence installations.

Pre-requisites

• Knowledge of relevant standards applicable to electric fence installations

Contents

• Applicable Occupational Health and Safety Act 85.1993 legislation • Identification and assessment of area to be inspected. • Recording of results and inspection report • Test to be conducted and interpreting reading • Client reports and final inspections • Assessment preparation for delegates required competence assessment

Training methodology used during course

• Interactive participative presentation • Practical use of documentation and instruments will be done during course


• Occupational Health and Safety Act 85.1993 • SANS10222-3

Certificates

• All delegates assessed competent will receive an attendance certificate, an EWSETA statement of results and Wireman’s license card

Assessment criteria

• The assessment for competence as required will be conducted after you have collected all evidence. The assessment process will include: –

☑ Evaluation of previous coached or self-inspection and testing tests conducted by you. ☑ A knowledge evaluation of applicable codes or standards. ☑ An onsite assessment to establish competence in inspection and testing and evidence recording. ☑ The completion of the supporting documentation of on-site assessment.

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☑ Completion of a Certificate of Compliance.

☑ Feedback and certification and EWSETA communication.


▪ 97 York Street, Shamrock Place suite 18, George, Garden Route, Western Cape ▪ Naboom Guesthouse, 16 5th street, Naboomspruit, Limpopo ▪ Pretoria, Gauteng ▪ Mobile services available for 8-10 persons per class.

Course duration:

▪ 2 Days (08:00 – 17:00) and

Cost of Training:

➢ R5 200

Cost includes:


• Training


• EWSeta Statement of Results (certificate) (if competent)

• 2 x lunches


• Wireman’s license registration at Department of Labour – (if competent)

• Please note: Accommodation not included

Accommodation:


The learner needs to bring the following to class:

• 4 x Certified copies of RSA ID Doc.

• Certified copies highest academic qualifications.

• 2 x Passport photos (like on your driver’s license)

• 5 x Reference sites where electric fences were erected (if available yet.)

• An up-to-date short Curriculum Vitae.

• A black pen.

• A pencil & eraser

• A ruler, an exam pad and calculator

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INSTALLATION RULES P1 & P2: Preparation material

TDMI Training provide material to help student prepare for Installation rules P1 and P2 exam. This material will

help student prepare for the exams but self-study for this exam is crucial. Input equals output.

Cost: R1 350

Included: TDMI Exam questionnaire summary P1 TDMI Exam questionnaire summary P2 TDMI Calculations and formulas P1 and P2 OHS – Occupational Health and Safety OHS – Electrical installation regulation OHS - Electrical machinery regulation OHS – Construction regulation Demarcation of Installation rules P1 and P2 Information brochure for registration (DOL) Email and Whats-app support for trimester

Material will be couriered to address provided after proof of payment.

SANS 10142 Wiring code not included in cost. Please contact office for cost of SANS10142 Wiring code.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR: Registration of Wireman’s License (Installation Electrician / Single Phase Tester)

TDMI Training provides extra service after conducting Unit standards course to register for Wireman’s license at

DOL @ cost of R950.

All documents / qualification required to be in place before registration is possible. TDMI will assist with the

Wireman’s license registration at DoL.

If interested, please contact:

Tel: Lynn 076 068 7667 and email: [email protected]

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REFRESHER: Test, Inspect, Verify and Certify of Electrical Installation (CoC)

→ US 259197 – ▪ Test and inspect a three-phase domestic / industrial / commercial electrical installation

→ US13683 – ▪ Issue certificate of compliance for a domestic / commercial / industrial electrical installation

→ US258966 - ▪ Inspect and test a single phase domestic electrical installation

→ US113898 – ▪ Complete a certificate of compliances for a single-phase domestic electrical installation

.

TDMI TRAINING is registered providers for Unit Standards: Test, Inspect and Certify with EWSeta.

Refreshment courses will be conducted together with our UNIT STANDARD: Test, Inspect and Certify course, where students will be guided through process of issuing of CoC and taught new legislation around every aspect of the Inspection and Verification of Installation and issuing of CoC. After completion of the refreshment course, you will receive attendance letter of successful completed unit standards of inspection, testing and certification of the course. As for this is only a refreshment course, POE file and other documents will not be requested, and documents will not be sent to EWSeta for Statement of Results. This course and cost of Unit standards is only for students who need to do a Refreshment on CoC.

Purpose of program

▪ To equip delegates with knowledge, skills and information to interpret codes, standards and legislation and thereby enabling them to conduct and record valid detail during three phase electrical installations inspections and tests

▪ Refreshment on issuing of CoC

Contents

• Applicable Occupational Health and Safety Act 85.1993 legislation • Identification and assessment of area to be inspected. • Main incomer and protections • Main and sub boards including cascades • Cables, wire ways, protection and Glands • Hazardous/specialized area identification • Recording of results and inspection report • Tests to be conducted and interpreting readings • Client reports and final inspections.

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• Occupational Health and Safety Act 85.1993 booklet • Support material

Certificates

• All delegates will receive an attendance certificate


▪ 97 York Street, Shamrock Place suite 18, George, Garden Route, Western Cape ▪ Naboom Guesthouse, 16 5th street, Naboomspruit, Limpopo ▪ Pretoria, Mayville

Course duration:

▪ 2 Days (09:00 – 17:00)

Cost of Training:

• R2 000

• EWSeta Statement of Results – NOT INCLUDED – only refresher

Cost includes:


• Training


• 2 x lunches



Accommodation:


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EARTHING & LIGHTNING PROTECTION: Course

Lightning can have a devastating effect on power supply assets, damaging buildings, power structures, communications and other essential equipment - yet this damage can be easily, and cost-effectively, avoided. This course is designed to share that knowledge and expertise, to help you avoid the costly and potentially catastrophic consequences of a lightning strike. The course covers everything from the basics of lightning and its effects, to the use of risk assessment in the formulation of protection strategies. It will not only provide you with a clear understanding of the threat from lightning and the protection options available, but also introduce you to the economics involved in protection system selection.

Course specifications:

• Analysis of soil resistivity

• Understanding the different types of earthing systems

• Understand fault level calculation according to IEC 60909

• Understand the design of the earth grid according to

• IEEE80/2000

• Learn to design & Install a Lightning Electromagnetic Pulse (LEMP) Lightning Protection Measurement Systems (LPMS)

Module 1 – Introduction

→ Objectives

→ Hazards caused by insulation failure and the reason for power system earthing

→ System surges and lightning surge characteristics

→ Earthing and bonding systems explained

→ The effect of high frequencies and electromagnetic compatibility

→ The reason for system grounding

Module 2 – Earth characteristics and soil testing

→ What is soil resistivity

→ Methods of determining soil resistivity

→ Soil characteristics and the effects of temperature and moisture

→ Legal requirements for earth resistance

→ Fault level calculation to IEC60909

→ What is ground potential rise?

→ Types of earthing systems in use – TN, TT & IT.

→ Substation earthing terms defined

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Module 3 – Earth grid design

→ Types of earth electrode systems

→ The effect of high frequency on the earth rod

→ Step-, touch-, mesh- and transfer voltage explained

→ Measurement of touch voltage

→ Constructional aspects of earth mats and electrodes

→ The design of the earth grid according to IEEE80/2000

→ Measuring the earth grid resistance and ground potential rise

Module 4 – Earthing practices

→ Solid earth

→ Resistance earth

→ Neutral earthing compensator and resistance (NEC & NER)

→ Transformer earthing

→ Resonance earthing

→ What is neutral inversion?

Module 5 – Lightning

→ Physics of lightning

→ Back flash explained

→ Characteristics of the lightning surge

Module 6 – Lightning protection – General principles (SANS 62305-1:2007)

→ Lightning current parameters

→ Damage due to lightning

→ Protection measures

→ Basic criteria for protection of structures and services

→ Rolling sphere and other lightning protection methods Module 7 – Risk management- (SANS 62305-2:2007)

→ Risk assessment

→ Assessment of risk components for a structure

→ Assessment of risk for a service

Module 8 – Physical damage to structures and life hazard (SANS62305-3:2007)

→ Lightning protection system

→ External lightning protection system

→ Internal lightning protection system

→ Maintenance and inspection of an LPS

→ Protection measures against injury to living beings due to touch and step voltages

Module 9 – Electronic and electrical system protection (SANS 62305-4:2007)

→ Design and installation of a Lightning Electromagnetic Impulse (LEMP) protection measures system (LPMS)

→ Earthing and bonding

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→ Magnetic shielding and line routing

→ Coordinated SPD protection

→ Management of an LPMS

Module 10 – Physical damage to structures and life hazard (SANS 10313:2010)

→ Mast protection for thatched roofs

→ LPS installation safety report

→ LPS maintenance certificate

Course duration:

• 2 days

Course Cost:

• R4 900

Cost includes:


• Training

• Certificate

• 2 x lunches



For further enquiries or assistance, please contact Lynn Möller 076 068 7667 / [email protected] or Wynand

Möller 082 4511 009 / [email protected].

Thank you,

TDMI Training

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