Neftaly Online Course SAQA 11516699559

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 1:
Tools and equipment for rigging and climbing gear are identified, selected and used according to industry norms and standards.
The tools and equipment selected for working at heights and confined spaces are selected and correctly used in accordance with industry’s best practice.
The faults on equipment are inspected and evaluated and reports are submitted to the relevant authority as well as faulty tools are identified for repair/maintenance or replacement.
Rigging signs are correctly placed and appropriate communication techniques are used during lifting and slinging operations to ensure that work is performed safely and optimally.
The equipment is prepared and slung in accordance with relevant Codes of Practice and standard operating procedures.
The Engineering tools are used correctly to measure and mark out a range of materials as per manufacturer’s specifications.
The functioning and principles of operation of the different Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), as well as their usage are explained in terms of site-specific and operational requirements.
Significant hazards and risks related to wind turbine operations, their consequences and mitigating actions are explained with respect to each PPE impact on health and safety.
First-aid procedures are identified and carried out to comply with standard practices.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 2:
Electrical measuring instruments are correctly set up for application and handled in accordance with their specifications.
Drawing practices and specifications are explained with reference to projected views, materials and volumes requirements.
Placement of the programmable logic peripherals and processor on the back plane is correct according to the address structure of the back plane.
The correct sequence is used to monitor the on-line programme that resides in the processor.
The sequence of the operation is analysed according to electrical circuit diagram and manufacturer’s specifications.
All worn, damaged and defective gearbox, pump, brakes, clutch, drive, lubricant system, hydraulic system, bearing, valves, ventilation and cooling systems, tower, rotor blades, pitch drive system, yaw system, generator, vibration damper devices and related components are correctly identified.
Diagnosis of faults is conducted for the composite material in accordance with standard industry fault-finding techniques.
Electrical and electronic components’ faults are safely repaired according to work site procedures and gathered information.
Inspection checklists are correctly completed by identifying all observable faults in the composite material.
The consequences of not preparing to fault-find and repair the Direct Current (DC)-powered machine in line with company procedures and manufacturer’s specifications are explained in terms of potential effect on the environment, occupational health, safety and production.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 3:
Planning and preparation of switchgear component assembly is demonstrated and planning guidelines are followed in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and standard operating procedures.
Electrical connections on the switchgear assembly are marked to show torque settings at specified tensions.
Applicable test equipment is selected to conduct tests on basic electronic and three-phase circuits in accordance with work site procedures and statutory requirements.
The components of the basic electronic circuit board are laid out and visually checked for faults according to the circuit-and-layout diagram.
Construction, assembly and wiring of circuits are completed according to the design.
All components are fitted, assembled and labelled according to electrical drawings and statutory requirements.
Electrical cables are run out and installed in the cableways; cable gland or end is positioned, assembled and secured according to manufacturer’s specifications.
Cable cores are visually phased, aligned, made-off, and connected according to numbering/colour coding and installation specifications.
The cable termination box cover plates are installed/closed and where applicable, filled with insulation compounds/resins as per manufacturer’s specifications.
The applicable electrical instruments and control device specifications are determined and verified according to job specifications.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 4:
Electrical and electronic components are tested and measured and results are evaluated according to maintenance procedures.
Alternating Current (AC) machines and control gear are maintained according to manufacturer’s specifications and maintenance procedures.
All the requirements of the selected maintenance operations that are covered by the maintenance plan for electrical and mechanical components are conducted.
Maintenance inspection sheet and documents are completed according to determined standard operating procedures.
Component testing demonstrates component functionality.
Maintenance and diagnosis of WEP follow industry practices.
System and operations of the plant are tested correctly following standard operating procedures.
Procedures are followed to inform role players about operational readiness of wind turbine plant.

Integrated Assessment:
Integrated Formative Assessment:
The skills development provider will use the Curriculum to guide them on the stipulated internal assessment criteria and weighting. They will also apply the scope of practical skills and applied knowledge as stipulated by the internal assessment criteria. This formative assessment leads to entrance into the integrated external summative assessment.

Integrated Summative Assessment:
An external integrated summative assessment, conducted through the relevant Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) Assessment Quality Partner, is required for the issuing of this qualification. The external integrated summative assessment will focus on the Exit Level Outcomes and Associated Assessment Criteria.