Educatory Electro Services
t/a EE Services
Owner, Petrus van Zyl, 25 years
experience in Electrical Training:
Qualified Electrician, Master Installation
Electrician and Qualified Lecturer.
Our Mission & Believe
• EE Services, as an Electrical Technical Training Service provider
delivers an accredited training and developing service to clients.
• Training and development will always be at a high standard and
quality, client and market related at the most flexible way possible.
• The object of our training is to make electrical training excisable to
learners at all times.
• Our training focuses on the technical and legal competencies and
registration of the installation related responsibilities of employee’s
and employers.
• The entire business and training approach of EE Services is to let all
staff believe that they will assist every single one of the learners to
be the best that they could be.
More about us!
• Electrician Construction Apprenticeship Modules 0 – 7 & Phase A test.
• Module 0 – 7 training: opportunity for a private person (no contract) to
develop himself to become a qualified person in the trade.
• Unit Standards:
1. Test of electrical installations, single & three phase
2. Completing Certificate of Compliance, single & three phase
• Trade Test preparation – electrical construction (Pre-Prep)
• Basic Refrigeration
• N2 Equivalent & the practical evaluation as required by the Department of
Labour for Article 28 Trade Test Option B and single phase tester.
• N2 Alternative, 18 unit standards on a modular concept. To enable a
person to write a Trade Test.
• Evaluation Test to determine a person’s level of knowledge before entering
into a Trade Test.
Core Module 0: Safety
Ohs Act 85 of 1993
Electrical Installation
Regulations
Electrical Machinery
Regulations
Core Module 1:
Installing Wireways
1.1 Install metal conduit:
1.1.1 in cavity walls
1.1.2 in chased walls
1.1.3 in ceilings
1.1.4 in concrete decks
1.1.5 on surfaces
1.2 Install PVC conduit:
1.2.1 in cavity walls
1.2.2 in chased walls
1.2.3 in ceilings
1.2.4 in concrete decks
1.2.5 on surfaces
Module 1 continue
• 1.3 Install flexible conduit:
• 1.3.1 in fixed appliances
• 1.3.2 in stationery appliances
• 1.4 Install trunking:
• 1.4.1 on surfaces
• 1.4.2 suspended from ceilings
• 1.5 Install cable racks and
trays:
• 1.5.1 on surfaces
• 1.5.2 suspended
Core Module 2:
Installing Cables
2.1 Install flexible cord:
2.1.1
select cable
2.1.2
terminate socket
outlet
2.1.3
terminate appliance
2.1.4
join cable
2.1.5
testing cable
2.2 Install flexible cable:
2.2.1
select cable
2.2.2
terminate socket outlet
2.2.3
terminate appliance
2.2.4
joining cable
2.2.5
testing cable
Module 2 continue
2.3 350–500V Armoured cable:
2.3.1 select cable route
2.3.2 select cable
2.3.3 secure cable
2.3.4 terminate cable
2.3.5 join cable
2.3.6 insulate cable
2.3.7 test cable
Core Module 3:
Wiring of Premises
3.1 Wiring meter box:
3.1.1 single phase
3.1.2 three phase
3.1.3 CT metering
3.2 Wiring distribution boards:
3.2.1 single phase
3.2.2 three phase
3.2.3 load balancing
3.3 Wiring socket outlets:
3.3.1 single phase
3.3.2 three phase
Module 3 continue
3.4 Install / wire luminaire:
3.4.1 incandescent
3.4.2 discharge and ancillary
3.5 Wiring switching circuits:
3.5.1 one way switches
3.5.2 two way switches
3.5.3 intermediate switches
3.5.4 dimmer switches
3.5.5 daylight switches
3.5.6 looping switches
3.5.7 starting switches
Core Module 4:
Installing Transformers
4.1 380–220 V transformers:
4.1.1 mount
4.1.2 connect primary
4.1.3 connect secondary
4.1.4 connect protective devices
4.2 Auto transformers 380–200V:
4.2.1 mount
4.2.2 connect terminals
4.2.3 connect protective devices
Core Module 5:
Installing DC Motors
5.1 Install DC motors:
5.1.1 mount
5.1.2 aligning motors
5.1.3 connecting supply
5.2 Install starting systems:
5.2.1 connect common starting
systems
5.3 Conducting motor test
Core Module 6:
Install & Maintain AC Motors
6.1 Installing motors:
6.1.1 motor test
6.1.1.1 single phase motor test
6.1.1.2 three phase motor test
6.1.2 install motor
6.1.2.1 single phase motor
6.1.2.2 three phase motor
6.2 Install connect start systems:
6.2.1 single phase start
6.2.1.1 connect capacitor start
6.2.1.2 constant capacitor start
Module 6 continue
6.2.2
6.2.2.1
6.2.2.2
6.2.2.3
6.2.2.4
6.2.2.5
6.2.2.6
three phase start
on line start
forward reverse start
sequence start
automatic start
resistance start
auto transformer 50kw
6.3 Maintain AC motors
Core Module 7:
Testing & Fault Finding
7.1 Installation test
7.2 Appliance testing:
7.2.1 testing portable appliances
7.2.2 testing stationary
appliances
7.2.3 testing fixed appliances
7.3 Fault finding:
7.3.1 visual test
7.3.2 continuity test
7.3.3 insulation resistance test
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Using the latest equipment (Portable Appliance
Tester), ETS carries out the following testing
procedures, including:
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Physical inspection;
Insulation Tests;
Earth circuit Test;
Continuity Test;
Functionality Test;
Run / Leakage Test;
Polarity wire Test;
Visual Inspections Include As per (AS 3760);
Check for obvious external damage;
Check defects-accessories, plugs or socket outlets;
Check defects on connectors;
Check supply cords;
No exposed inner cords, external sheath not cut
abraded or damaged;
Check cords are not tangled or exposed for tripping;
All flexible cords are securely anchored; and
Power boards: Indicator for ‘maximum load’ is visible
and legible.
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Our Contact Details:
• Office
Tel / Fax:
Fax2mail:
E-mail:
051 – 451 2251
086 519 0221
ees@vodamail.co.za
• Petrus van Zyl
Cell:
084 401 2239