• ECITB or other relevant apprenticeship, or HNC/D with appropriate experience
• Valid Ex competency certificate and Electricity at Work Regulations
• Valid Connected Competence knowledge-only test or superseded by valid technical tests Given the hazardous nature of the working environment, the overall risk control strategy for organisations within the offshore industry will usually require electrical maintenance technicians to be familiar with, and work within, a formal Permit to Work system. Compliance with a specific company or site safety management system (SMS) will also usually be required. Specialist safety training may also be required as a prerequisite in addition to role specific training. Electrical maintenance technicians will be expected to be LV Authorised and to have had adequate training in the relevant current IET Regulations.
• Relay protection training
• LV/HV switching and isolating procedures training • HV Authorisation
• SAEP Authorisation Within the offshore sector, electrical maintenance technicians may also be required to witness cable tests and test runs of vendor/specialist repaired equipment/plant and sign documentation to verify acceptance
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