Exhibit M7 - Qualificaiton of Electrical Testing Technicians (ETT).pdf

EXHIBIT JM14

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.