17.- Exhibit M7 - Electrical Testing Technicians Requisites.pdf
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This document is Exhibit M7, detailing the Qualifications of Electrical Testing Technicians (ETT) based on the ANSI/NETA ETT-2010 Standard for Certification of Electrical Testing Technicians. The exhibit outlines four progressive certification levels (Trainee, Assistant, Certified, and Senior Technician) with increasing requirements for education, training, experience, and job responsibilities. Each level requires progressively more safety and electrical training hours, with a minimum of 40 hours safety and 160 hours electrical training at the entry level, escalating to 40 hours safety and 360 hours electrical training at the highest level. Technicians must advance through levels sequentially, with experience requirements ranging from none at Level I to ten years at Level IV, and all levels requiring examination by a certifying organization with a minimum 70% score.
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EXHIBIT M7
Qualifications of Electrical Testing Technicians
(ETT) (ANSI/NETA ETT-2010 Standard for Certification of Electrical Testing Technicians)
TITLE:
LEVEL:
Trainee Technician Level I
Assistant Technician Level II
Certified Technician Level III
Certified Senior Technician Level IV
EDUCATION AND
TRAINING: High School / GED Safety 40 hours
Electrical 160 hours Safety 24 hours add’l Electrical 240 hours add’l Safety 40 hours add’l Electrical 200 hours add’l
RELATED EXPERIENCE: None Two Years* Five Years* Ten Years*
TYPICAL DUTIES: None Generally requires Capable direct supervision.
Responsible for safety of self. Understands hazardous electrical energy control procedures.
of supervising Levels I and II. Routine and moderately complex projects. Record keeping. Safety of others.
Switching. Evaluations.
Supervises large projects, multiple crews. Works independently. More complex investigations, tests, and evaluations.
TYPICAL ACTIVITIES:
Lockout/Tagout, safety grounding.
Simple assistance. Simple measurements. Test equipment set up and removal. Cleaning.
Test for de- Corrects energized medium- voltage equipment. Performs moderately complex tasks.
Interacts with other skills and operations.
system failures. Performs very complex tests. Interacts with engineers and managers. Writes reports.
EXAMINATION: By employer
Assists. Inspects. Tests. Data collection. Test for de-energized locked out/tagged out equipment.
By certifying organization, 70% minimum score By certifying organization,70% minimum score
By certifying organization, 70 % minimum score NOTE: Candidates for Levels II, III, IV must have met the qualifications for all previous levels. * Completion of two or more years of technical education in an electrical field shall be equivalent to a maximum of one year of experience.
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