
Code: ACCDS
Duration: 21 Hours
Synopsis:
This course is developed to enable learners to acquire knowledge and skills to carry out fault finding on control circuit systematically and safely.
Course Objective:
On completion of this course, learners will be able to apply diagnostic skills on fault finding on control circuits.
Course Outline:
The knowledge and abilities covered in this course include:
Knowledge:
- Control components and devices
- Electrical rating of control devices
- Bolts, nuts and fasteners
- Sensors & Switches
- Electrical/Mechanical/Pneumatic diagrams
- Assembly drawing and components layout
- Cable sizing
- Engineering safety devices
- Electrical protective devices
- Overload and Common faults
Abilities:
- Use control circuit and diagrams to interpret how circuits work
- Locate the faulty components and connections in the control circuit
- Remedy the faulty components and connections in the control circuit
- Improve machine yields time through continual Improvement
For Whom:
Suitable for Line or Team Leaders, Technicians, Supervisors and Engineers.
Entry Requirements:
Participants are assumed to:
- Have the fundamental knowledge on electrical and electronic devices & circuits; and
- Have completed ‘O’ Level or equivalent; or
- Have the ability of:
- Basic knowledge of the Singapore Workplace Safety and Health requirements;
- Follow written and oral work instructions;
- Listen, read and write English at a proficiency level equivalent to the Employability Skills System (ESS) level 5;
- Manipulate numbers at a proficiency level equivalent to Employability Skills System (ESS) level 5.
Training Medium:
This course is conducted in English.
Training Methodology:
This course is delivered through lectures, hands-on and demonstration.
Assessment Methodology:
Practical assessment is conducted at the end of the course.
Certification:
A Certificate of Proficiency will be awarded to trainees upon completing and passing the assessment. Otherwise, a Certificate of Participation will be issued to those who attained a minimum attendance of 75%.