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Directors: R.Goodwin, D.Goodwin, H.Breda, R.Campbell, S.Goodwin.

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H.V. TEST (Pty) Ltd. Register No. 2004/035038/07


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Table of Contents TERMS AND CONDITIONS ................................................................................................................................... 5 OPERATING REGULATIONS FOR HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMS COURSE FOR AUTHORISED PERSON ...... 6

COURSE OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 6 COURSE FEES ............................................................................................................................... 7 WHO SHOULD ATTEND ................................................................................................................. 7 OUTCOMES .................................................................................................................................... 7 MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................. 7

CABLE JOINTING AND TERMINATING COURSE .............................................................................................. 8 COURSE OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 8 COURSE FEES ............................................................................................................................... 9 WHO SHOULD ATTEND ................................................................................................................. 9 OUTCOMES .................................................................................................................................... 9 MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................. 9

CABLE FAULT LOCATION COURSE ................................................................................................................. 10 COURSE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 10 COURSE FEES ............................................................................................................................. 11 WHO SHOULD ATTEND ............................................................................................................... 11 OUTCOMES .................................................................................................................................. 11 MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................... 11

CABLE DIAGNOSTICS COURSE ....................................................................................................................... 12 COURSE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 12 COURSE FEES ............................................................................................................................. 13 WHO SHOULD ATTEND ............................................................................................................... 13 OUTCOMES .................................................................................................................................. 13 MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................... 13

CABLE IDENTIFICATION AND SPIKING COURSE ........................................................................................... 14 COURSE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 14 COURSE FEES ............................................................................................................................. 15 WHO SHOULD ATTEND ............................................................................................................... 15 OUTCOMES .................................................................................................................................. 15 MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................... 15

BASIC ELECTRICITY COURSE .......................................................................................................................... 16 COURSE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 16 COURSE FEES ............................................................................................................................. 17 WHO SHOULD ATTEND ............................................................................................................... 17 OUTCOMES .................................................................................................................................. 17 MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................... 17

TRANSFORMER TESTING COURSE ................................................................................................................. 18 COURSE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 18 COURSE FEES ............................................................................................................................. 18 WHO SHOULD ATTEND ............................................................................................................... 18 OUTCOMES .................................................................................................................................. 18 MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................... 18

MOTOR TESTING ................................................................................................................................................ 19 COURSE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................... 19 COURSE FEES ............................................................................................................................. 19


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ESETA ACCREDITATION

All courses presented by HV Test are accepted and registered with ESETA.

WHAT’S INCLUDED? - Tutorial literature - Presentation Equipment - Training Venue – Boardroom style - Tea, Buffet lunch and Refreshments - Dynamic and Knowledgeable Facilitators with the field requirements. - Certificate WHAT’S EXCLUDED? - Travel costs to and from the Venue - Personal computers for software replay BOOKINGS: Please be advised that we only accommodate a minimum of 10 and a maximum

of 14 students per class. Should your application reach us after all 14 seats have been allocated or if there are less than 10 students, you will automatically be assigned to the next available class.

REGISTER: To register please complete an enrolment form for each trainee with a valid

order no., this can be emailed or faxed to [email protected] / 011 782 2770. Once received, a seat will be booked provisionally and a proforma invoice will be generated and sent back for payment. Once payment reflects in our bank account your tax invoice will be sent. Please provide proof of payment for the course selected. 50% payment is expected before training course commences and the balance should be settled by the first date of the course. Should there be any fees outstanding when assessments are due, delegate will be prohibited from writing their assessments

. VENUE DETAILS: The H.V. Test (Pty) Ltd Training Centre is located in Robindale, Randburg right

off Malibongwe Drive. The venue is well suited to cater for both the theoretical and practical aspects of the training courses that we present.


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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

CANCELLATIONS A 100% cancellation fee will be charged for any cancellations made in the week

before the course start date and a 50% cancellation fee will be charged for any cancellations made before that.

POSTPONEMENTS Requests to postpone course attendance must be received in writing at least

three full working days prior to the course commencement. Should we receive written confirmation within this period; the postponement will be subject to an additional fee of R5000.00 (excl. VAT) per delegate.

Please note that all postponements need to be utilised within 6 months of the

original course booking date or the course fee will be forfeited. H.V. Test (Pty) Ltd reserves the right to postpone any courses. H.V. Test (Pty)

Ltd will notify the client in writing at least a week before course start date of any postponements or booking confirmations.

50% payment is expected before training course commences and the balance

should be settled by the first date of the course. Should there be any fees outstanding when assessments are due, delegate will be prohibited from writing their assessments

RETAINER CLAUSE The prices quoted are net prices. Where withholding taxes are applicable and

not included in the amount quoted the amount of the withholding tax will if deducted will remain payable to HV Test

Emails: [email protected] Web:www.hvtest.co.za


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OPERATING REGULATIONS FOR HIGH VOLTAGE SYSTEMS COURSE

FOR AUTHORISED PERSON COURSE OVERVIEW

DAY 1: Contents • Module 1 - Background to ORHVS • Module 2 - Access to Prohibited areas and Live chambers • Module 3 - Issue and use of Keys DAY 2: Contents • Exams for work on Day One • Module 4 - Reasons for Isolating and Earthing • Module 5 - Operating principles DAY 3: Contents • Exams for work on Day Two • Module 6 - Use of Operating Instruction form • Module 7 - Work Permit System DAY 4: Contents • Exams for work on Day Three • Module 8 - Abnormal conditions and exceptions • Module 9 - Commissioning and Testing • Module 10 - Introduction to Live work DAY 5: Contents • Exams for work on Day Four. • Marking of exams and discussions.


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COURSE FEES

Option 1

The Cost of the course will be R 8’250.00 per trainee Ex Vat. Option 2

The Cost of the course will be R 11’750.00 per trainee Ex Vat. Including accommodation and dinner.

(Please note that should the company have a sustenance policy per day for dinner, the onus is on the company to provide us with this figure.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Artisans Technicians Engineers

OUTCOMES

Understanding the Rules and Regulations for High Voltage Systems Eseta accredited certificate

MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS

The following pass marks are expected from the candidates: 1. Theoretical Test - 80% 2. Portfolio of Evidence - 80%

Should the candidate fail the theoretical test he/she would have a further chance for one re-write of the test during the duration of the course. The onus is on the candidate to complete their portfolio of evidence and hand it in for assessment. After the course should the candidate be found not yet competent, he/she will have a chance to re-do the portfolio of evidence within a reasonable time limit.


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CABLE JOINTING AND TERMINATING COURSE

COURSE OVERVIEW

DAY 1: Theory Contents • Introduction • Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHASA) • Basic Facts: Cable Selection and Destructive Factors • Testing of Medium Voltage Cable Insulation

a) Cable Fault Locating Methods b) Cable Testing Methods

• Power Cable Constructions • Paper Belting • Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) • Cross linked Polyethylene (XLPE) • Paper Insulated Lead Cable (PILC) • XLPE Cables • Cross Linking Cables • Stress Control • Tracking and Erosion • Insulation Breakdown • Cable Jointing Safety • Jointing of the PILC and XLPE Cables • Tricks of the Trade DAY 2: • Theoretical Assessment (test) Practical • Jointing Cable Preparation • Removal of Semiconductor • Tricks of the Trade • Jointing of Cable DAY 3: Practical • Termination of Cable • Practical Assessment (test)


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COURSE FEES

Option 1

The Cost of the course will be R 8’400.00 per trainee excl. Vat. Option 2

The Cost of the course will be R 10’850.00 per trainee excl. Vat Including accommodation and dinner

(Please note that should the company have sustenance policy per day for dinner, the onus is on the company to provide us with this figure).

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Artisans Technicians Engineers Anyone with an interest in learning Cable Jointing and Terminating Techniques Anyone that is not sure what equipment they require for Cable Jointing and

Terminating OUTCOMES

Understanding the correct and proper Cable Jointing and Terminating techniques Understanding how Cable Stripping and Jointing Tools work and how to use it

correctly Eseta accredited certification

MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS The following pass marks are expected from the candidates: 3. Theoretical Test - 80% 4. Practical Assessment - 80%

Should the Candidate fail the theoretical test he/she would have to re-write the test in his / her own time within 2 months from receiving the results. Should the candidate fail the practical assessment he/she will receive time to go through the procedure for cable jointing and then receive a second chance to competently complete the practical assessment.

We use XLPE and PILC 6.6kV and 11kV Cables in our practical. The theory covers up to 33kV Cables. Should you wish to do a practical on a 22kV or 33kV Cable, you would need to supply the Cable, Joints and Terminations.

PPE clothing (safety clothes, boots and gloves) are required to do the practical.


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CABLE FAULT LOCATION COURSE

COURSE OVERVIEW

The course will be held over three days: Day 1: Cable Pressure Testing and fault Location Theory Day 2: Practical Cable Fault Location – “Hands On” Day 3: Electrical Equipment Testing Contents 1. Background 2. Introduction 3. Safety and Isolation of Supply 4. Pressure Testing and Faulty Core Identification 5. Identifying the Type of Fault 6. Cable Fault Locating Analysis and Flow Chart 7. Frequency of Faults 8. Cable Fault Locating Methods

8.1 Measuring Bridge Method 8.2 Voltage Drop Method 8.3 Audio Frequency Twist Method 8.4 Surge Generator or Acoustic Fault Location Method 8.5 Cable Sheath Fault Location 8.6 Time Domain Reflectometry, “Scope Method” 8.7 Fault Burning : DC Pressure Test and HV Diode 8.8 Impulse Current Method “ICE Method” 8.9 Decay Method 8.10 Secondary Impulse Method, “SIM Method”

9. Cable Fault Locating Procedures 10. Cable Fault Locating Hints 11. Cable Diagnostics 12. Using AC and VLF to determine Cable Condition 13. Tan Delta and Partial discharge – What they mean for a cable and how to

use them to determine a cables condition. 14. Electrical Testing of Switchgear, Transformers, Motors & useful Testing

and Monitoring Data. The course is a recognised Eskom Edco No. 13900 approved Each trainee will complete a practical workshop with the course instructor.


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COURSE FEES

Option 1

The Cost of the course will be R 6’500.00 per trainee excl vat. Tea and lunch included

Option 2

The Cost of the course will be R 8 250.00 per trainee excl vat. Including accommodation and dinner


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Artisans Technicians Engineers Anyone with an interest in learning Cable Fault Locating Techniques Anyone that is not sure on what equipment they require for cable fault

locating OUTCOMES

Understanding the correct and proper Cable Fault Locating techniques Understanding how Cable Fault equipment work and how to use it



The Following pass marks is expected from the candidates: 1. Theoretical Test - 80% 2. Practical Assessment - 80%

Should the Candidate fail the theoretical test he/she would have to re-write the test in his / her own time within 2 months from receiving the results. Should the candidate fail the practical assessment he will receive time to go through the procedure for cable fault location and then receive a second chance to competently complete the practical assessment.


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CABLE DIAGNOSTICS COURSE

COURSE OVERVIEW DAY 1: Introduction to Cable Diagnostics Contents 1 . Introduction 2. Background 3. Water Trees and Electrical Trees

3.1 Water Trees 3.2 Electrical Trees 3.3 Comparison between Water Trees and Electrical Trees

4. Dielectric Breakdown 5. What Wave Form To Use

5.1 DC or AC Voltage 5.2 The use of 0.1Hz

6. Diagnostic Methods 6.1 Tan Delta 6.2 Partial Discharge 6.3 DC Leakage Current ( PILC Cables ) 6.4 DC Sheath Testing 6.5 Joint PD Discharge 6.6 Termination PD Discharge

7. Cable Test Systems 8. Advantages & Disadvantages of Various Diagnostic & Over Voltage Test Sets

8.1 0.1Hz Sinusoidal Diagnostic & Over Voltage Test Sets 8.2 0.1Hz Square , Cosinus or Trapezoid Wave Forms 8.3 Oscillating Wave 8.4 50Hz Sinusoidal 8.5 Relaxation & Recovery Method 8.6 DC Testing

9. Impregnated Paper Cables – PILC Cables 9.1 Tan Delta Diagnostic Testing 9.2 Partial Discharge in PILC Cables

10. XLPE Cables 10.1 Tan Delta Diagnostic Testing 10.2 Partial Discharge in XLPE Cables

11. Summarizing the Diagnostic Testing of MV Cables 11.1 PILC Cables (at 0.1Hz) 11.2 XLPE Cables (at 0.1Hz)

DAY 2: PRACTICAL CABLE DIAGNOSTICS Contents 1. Practical Demonstration 2. Each trainee will complete a workshop with the course instructor 3. Theoretical Test. 4. Practical Assessment


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COURSE FEES Group bookings of minimum of10 learners required at R45 500.00 Ex Vat per group Option 1

The Cost of the course will be R 49 500.00 per group Ex vat. Tea and lunch included

Option 2

The Cost of the course will be R 60 500.00 per group Ex vat. Including accommodation and dinner


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Artisans Technicians Engineers Anyone with an interest in learning Cable Diagnostics Techniques Anyone that is not sure on what equipment they require for cable Diagnostics

OUTCOMES

Understanding the correct and proper Cable Diagnostic techniques Understanding how Cable Diagnostic equipment work and how to use it


MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS The Following pass marks is expected from the candidates: 1. Theoretical Test - 80% 2. Practical Assessment - 80%

Should the Candidate fail the theoretical test he/she would have to re-write the test in his / her own time within 2 months from receiving the results. Should the candidate fail the practical assessment he will receive time to go through the procedure for cable diagnostics and then receive a second chance to competently complete the practical assessment.


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CABLE IDENTIFICATION AND SPIKING COURSE

COURSE OVERVIEW DAY 1: CABLE IDENTIFICATION AND SPIKING THEORY AND METHODS Contents 1. Introduction

1.1 Transmitter 1.2 Receiver

2. Safety 3. Guidelines 4 Connections

4.1 Connection with earth as return line 4.2 Multicore Cable-Sheath insulated 4.3 Connection samples for PILC cable and other ground sensing cable 4.3.1 Single core cable 4.3.2 Multi core cable, (eg PILC) 4.4 Connecting with second line as return line 4.5 Inductive Coupling (Optional) 4.6 Phase Selection

5. Operational Sequence 5.1 Calibration 5.2 Measuring Sequence 5.3 Measurement Results 5.4 Current Measurement

6. Schermer Spiking Gun 6.1 Basic Description 6.2 Schermer Spiking Gun Tools and Accessories 6.3 Safety Precautions Before Spiking 6.4 Preparation of the Schermer Cable Spiking Gun Before the Spiking Takes place 6.5 Fitting the Spiking Gun to the Cable and Preparing to Load the Spike 6.6 After Firing Spiking Gun 6.7 Maintenance of the Firing Pin

Practical Demonstration DAY 2: PRACTICAL CABLE IDENTIFICATION AND SPIKING Contents 1. Each trainee will complete a workshop with the course instructor 2. Theoretical Test. 3. Practical Assessment


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COURSE FEES

Group bookings of minimum of10 learners required at R56 500.00 Ex Vat per group Option 1

The Cost of the course will be R 56 500.00 per group Ex vat. Tea and lunch included

Option 2

The Cost of the course will be R 63 500.00 per group Ex vat. Including accommodation and dinner


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Artisans Technicians Engineers Anyone with an interest in learning Cable Diagnostics Techniques Anyone that is not sure on what equipment they require for cable

Diagnostics OUTCOMES

Understanding the correct and proper ID and Spiking techniques Understanding how ID and Spiking equipment work and how to use it



The Following pass marks is expected from the candidates: 3. Theoretical Test - 80% 4. Practical Assessment - 80%

Should the Candidate fail the theoretical test he/she would have to re-write the test in his / her own time within 2 months from receiving the results. Should the candidate fail the practical assessment he will receive time to go through the procedure for cable diagnostics and then receive a second chance to competently complete the practical assessment.


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BASIC ELECTRICITY COURSE

Held over 2 Days COURSE OVERVIEW

A basic course for individuals with no/ very little electrical knowledge, and covers the following elements 1. How is electricity generated 2. The dangers of electricity 3. Types of electricity:

3.1. AC; DC; Static electricity 3.2. 3 Phase electricity 3.3. Single phase electricity

4. How plugs are wired 5. Understanding dangers of overloading 6. Calculation of:

6.1. Volts 6.2. Currents 6.3. Resistance 6.4. Power

7. Isolation of electrical appliances 8. Handling and caring of electrical equipment 9. Understanding:

9.1. High 9.2. Medium and 9.3. Low voltage


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COURSE FEES

Option 1

The Cost of the course will be R 4`500.00 per trainee Ex Vat. Option 2

The Cost of the course will be R 6`250.00 per trainee Ex Vat. Including accommodation and dinner.


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Individuals interested in learning the basics on Electricity OUTCOMES

Demonstrate and understanding of basic and electrical principles MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS

The following pass marks are expected from the candidates: 6. Theoretical Test - 80%

Should the candidate fail the theoretical test he/she would have a further chance for one re-write of the test during the duration of the course. The onus is on the candidate to complete their portfolio of evidence and hand it in for assessment. After the course should the candidate be found not yet competent, he/she will have a chance to re-do the portfolio of evidence within a reasonable time limit.


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TRANSFORMER TESTING COURSE

COURSE OVERVIEW

1. Identifying different types of transformers 2. Establishing the functions of different types of transformers 3. Testing of a transformer gives an indication to which extent a transformer

complies with specified requirements set out by the Utility or Customer. 4. Testing a transformer determines their electrical, thermal and mechanical

suitability for the system in which they will be applied. 5. Different tests have been implemented for different scenarios. They consist of

routine testing, type testing and special testing. This course gives a summary of routine testing. 6. Routine tests are required for each individual transformer. COURSE FEES Option 1

The Cost of the course will be R 5`500.00 per trainee Ex Vat. Option 2

The Cost of the course will be R 7`690.00 per trainee Ex Vat. Including accommodation and dinner.


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Artisans Technicians Engineers Anyone with an interest in learning Transformer Testing Anyone that is not sure on what equipment they require for Transformer Testing

OUTCOMES

Demonstrate and understanding of Transformer Testing MINIMUM ACCREDITATION REQUIREMENTS The following pass marks are expected from the candidates: 5. Theoretical Test - 80%

Should the candidate fail the theoretical test he/she would have a further chance for one re-write of the test during the duration of the course


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MOTOR TESTING

COURSE OVERVIEW

Day 1 Theory: 1. Temperature compensation 2. Principles of Coil Resistance testing 3. Target corrected Resistance 4. Principles of the Meg-Ohm test 5. Principles of the Polarization Index (PI)Test 6. Principles of the Dielectric Absorption (DA)test 7. Principles of the DC High-Potential (HiPot)Test 8. IEEE400 and the use of VLF to replace DC MegOhm and Hipot Tests 9. Principles of the Step Voltage test 10. Principles of the Surge test 11. The Error Area Ratio 12. Core Loss Testing 13. Undercutting 14. Banding 15. Tig Welding 16. Washing, Cleaning and Drying 17. Manual Testing and Automatic Testing 18. Some Case Studies Day 2 1. Written Test on Day 1 theory knowledge lectured on 2. Practical Walk through with Hands on Testing on each instrument already

at your organisation OR Presentation of Best Practices if such instruments are either not available or the testing application cannot be performed for other reasons

COURSE FEES

Option 1 The cost for the course: R 45, 500 for a group of 10 excl. VAT Option 2 The cost of the course will be R 53, 500 per group of 10 excl. VAT This price includes accommodation, bed, breakfast and supper


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17 Gaiety Ave, Robindale, Randburg, Gauteng, South Africa, 2194

Phone: +27 11 782 1010 Fax: +27 11 782 2770

Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.hvtest.co.za

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