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According to NSW Fair Trading, obtaining a license or certificate in air conditioning and refrigeration necessitates meeting two main criteria:
Acquire a Recognized Qualification: Applicants must complete one of the following current qualifications to demonstrate their competency in the field:
UEE32220 Certificate III in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
UEE32211 Certificate III in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
UEE31307 Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
UEE31306 Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
UTE30999 Certificate III in Electrotechnology (Refrigeration and Air Conditioning)
The Refrigeration/Air Conditioning Trade course 7795 provided by NSW TAFE
Alternatively, individuals who have completed an apprenticeship as a refrigeration mechanic and/or air conditioning mechanic before 10 December 2010, with a Certificate of Proficiency as evidence, also meet the qualification requirement.
Complete Mandatory Electrical Qualification Modules: In addition to the primary trade qualification, applicants are required to complete specific electrical modules. These modules are crucial for ensuring technicians are equipped with the necessary electrical skills for safe disconnection and reconnection of equipment, as well as troubleshooting faults within low voltage systems. The essential modules include:
General Electrical Skills for Air Conditioning and Refrigeration:
UEERL0004 – For disconnecting and reconnecting electrical equipment connected to low voltage installation wiring, with a focus on air conditioning, refrigeration, or both.
UEERL0005 – For locating and rectifying faults in low voltage electrical equipment using set procedures.
Composite Appliances Handling:
UEENEEP012A – For disconnecting and reconnecting composite appliances connected to low voltage installation wiring.
UEENEEP017A – For locating and rectifying faults in low voltage composite appliances using set procedures.
Fixed Wired Electrical Equipment Skills:
UEENEEP001B and UEENEEP007B, or UEENEEP001A and UEENEEP007A – These pairs focus on disconnecting/reconnecting and fault finding in fixed wired electrical equipment to a Low Voltage supply.
Higher Voltage Equipment Skills:
UTENES208 – For disconnecting and reconnecting fixed wired equipment up to 1000 volts ac/1500 volts dc.
UTENES505 – For locating and rectifying faults in electrical equipment at 1kVac/1.5kVdc following set procedures.
These prerequisites ensure that technicians licensed in air conditioning and refrigeration in NSW have the requisite knowledge and practical skills for their profession. NSW Fair Trading advises applicants to check with state and territory regulatory authorities to confirm these requirements, as they may differ across jurisdictions.
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