Is troubleshooting electronic security systems part of your remit?

Then a skill-set update course could be perfect for you. The course aims to help you understand basic electrical circuits and resistors, trace faults, perform basic soldering, measure power supplies, place detectors at correct heights, and “know the right environments of the dos and don’ts”. Participants should be an electronic security installer and have either a Cert II or III in Electronic Security (or the equivalent) or have substantial workplace experience. The course is fully subsidised for eligible participants (fee-free) — see the criteria below. The course has been developed by TAFE NSW for the Security Industries sector in collaboration with ACFIPS.

To secure your place in this course, please send your contact details & date of birth to helenomoore@bigpond.com before 22 February, 2019

Date: 8.00am to 4.00pm, Monday, 8 April 2019

Duration: One full day of class delivery

Location: TAFE NSW, Building L, cnr Harris and Thomas Streets, Ultimo NSW 2007. Students will need to bring a pen and notepad plus their driver’s licence or passport to the class.

Units of Competency: UEENEEH118A Fault find and repair electronic apparatus; UEENEEE101A Apply Occupational Health and Safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace

Eligibility criteria: Candidates must hold a Certificate II or III in Electronic Security (or the equivalent) or have substantial workplace experience. Candidates must not currently hold both these units of competency: UEENEEH118A — Fault find and repair electronic apparatus and UEENEEE101A — Apply Occupational Health and Safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace. To be eligible for any subsidised training under the Smart and Skilled Targeted Priorities Part Qualification Program a student must