Standard: ST1332
Version: 1.1
Funding: £27,000
Typical Duration: 30 months
EPA Period: 6 months
Sector: Power
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Summary
Cable Jointers work in the power industry for electricity network owners, operators and contractors, playing a vital role in maintaining the electricity distribution network that supplies power to homes and businesses.
Working on low voltage (LV) and high-voltage (HV) networks up to 11,000 volts, including LV live working, Cable Jointers install, connect, divert and modify electrical supplies, as well as locate and repair faults to ensure a safe and reliable electricity supply.
They are responsible for receiving and working under safety documentation, organising and supervising working parties, monitoring site conditions and taking appropriate action to maintain safety. They also complete operational and safety records to support regulatory and company requirements.
End-point Assessment Components
- Knowledge Assessment
- Trade test practical assessment
- Trade test interview
- Interview based on a portfolio
Gateway Requirements
Apprentices must have:
Why Energy & Environment Awards?
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Your personal contact means you get help and support when you want it – no call centres and no tickets.
Learning from Experience
After each cohort has finished their apprenticeships, we will set up ‘Learning from Experience’ meeting to ensure you are heard and we are always improving.
Resources for Success
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