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Wireman's License Examination Preparation

Wireman

Overview

Passing the Electrical Wireman Exam has never been easier. With this preparatory course, students will bridge the gap between theory and practical and understand the "reason” for the required installation.

An Electrician must always refer to the statutory codes and standards required for all low voltage installations. While the standards may seem robust and detailed, this programme will allow the Electrician to have the basic understanding of the typical installation standard required to safely and successfully wire a house and commercial building.

This programme will also provide examples for load calculations in addition to understanding key codes and standards requirements such as the TTS 171: PART 1 - 2015 & TTEC Wiring for Light & Power.

Eligibility to write the exam

It must be noted, for students to sit and write the coveted Wireman Exam at the Government Electrical Inspectorate, students must be either pursuing or complete the below programmes:

  • Diploma in Electrical Installation from City and Guilds
  • Diploma in Electrical Installation from National Examination Council (NEC)
  • Degree in Electrical Engineering

Who Should Attend?

  • Practicing Electricians over the age of 21 years old with a minimum of three (3) years’ experience in Trinidad and Tobago
  • Electrical or Mechanical Engineers
  • Facilities Manager/Maintenance Manager/Personnel
  • Graduates from UTT/UWI Electrical Diploma
  • Electrical Contractor/Supervisor/Foreman
  • Managers/Supervisors responsible for Electricians

Course Objectives

Learning Outcomes

  • To Equip the Electrician with the necessary knowledge base in performing electrical installation work for domestic buildings, commercial buildings and industrial to successfully pass the T&T Wireman Exam
  • To ensure the Electrician is familiar with the Local Codes and Standards: TTS171: PART1 2015 & T&TEC Wiring for Light & Power
  • Simple Design and Planning for Low Voltage Systems: < 600V
  • Single Phase and Three Phase Power Calculations
  • Understanding Cable type (armored, single-single, ECC) and Accessories, Sizing and its Application
  • Conduit & Boxes Spacing Factors
  • Feeder and Sub-circuit Distribution
  • Protection Devices Operation and Application
  • Grounding and Bonding Application
  • Transformers installation and Application
  • Generator Sizing & ATS Installation Requirements
  • Load Calculation
  • Inspections and Testing of Final System
  • Understanding Safety Requirements in Low Voltage Systems
  • Electrical Assessment

Tools and Attire

Dress Code

  • Closed toe shoes (flat)
  • Clear safety glasses
  • Long pants
  • No sleeveless clothing
  • Gloves

Tools (students to walk with these)

  • Philip Screw Driver
  • Straight Blade Screw Driver
  • Wire Stripper
  • Linesman Plyers
  • Basic Electrical Plyers
  • Utility Knife
  • Clamp on Meter (To be shared in Class)

Course Schedule

Course Offering

Day Time Duration Contact Hours Cost Lecturer
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 06:00 pm to 09:00 pm 3 Weeks 24 hours $2,500.00 Mr. Shazim Subhan

*SPECIAL OFFER: Classes are ONLINE on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm for 7 classes and PRACTICALS at CTS College on 3 Saturdays from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. 2 Mock Exams

Session - Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday (06:00 pm to 09:00 pm)

Session Start Date End Date
Session 1 Tuesday, March 28, 2023 Saturday, April 15, 2023
Session 3 Tuesday, July 25, 2023 Saturday, August 12, 2023
Session 5 Tuesday, September 26, 2023 Saturday, October 14, 2023

Assessment

Exams and Assessments

Students will be tested at the end of the programme where students would be tested with two (2) mock exams and an individual assignment. Students who do well in those assignments will be recommended to write the exam.

Student Support

Facilitator

Mr. Shazim Subhan is an unpretentious, career driven professional and transformational leader focused on electrical design and installations within the construction project environment. With over fifteen (15) years’ experience in the public sector and seven (7) years in the private sector, Shazim has experience in construction electrical and mechanical consultation, project & programme management, professional development, procurement and facilities management and company collaboration. Shazim has managed assorted projects for various ministries within the state as well as in a private capacity. Shazim is a qualified registered electrical engineer with the Board of Trinidad & Tobago with an EMBA, Msc, Bsc(Eng), PMP and is also a practicing Licensed Electrician..

Programme management

The programme management team is responsible for the management of the course. If you would like further information or would like clarification on this programme please contact:

Mr. Matthew Christian
Programme Manager
Phone: (868) 720-2939

E-mail: certifications@ctscollege.com

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