Operate a Steam Turbine is a comprehensive course suitable for personnel who work, or have an interest in engineering, manufacturing, power supply and Heritage operations (trains, mills, machinery).
The course covers competencies required to understand the operational capabilities of turbines, work safely with and identify fuels/hazards, identify faults and problems and more.
This training may include some pre-course reading and activities, blended learning options and practical training in a simulated environment. Successful applicants will be eligible to apply for the issue of a National Licence through the local regulator or Worksafe authority.
THEORY
Properties & definitions, principles & methods
Technologies
Descriptions or types & uses
Fuels, characteristics and types
Regulations
Faults, diagnosis, problems & solutions
Records
Hazard Identification & Controls
PRACTICAL
Safe conduct
Communication channels & protocols
Handover operations
Start up and shut down
Monitoring
Planning work
Theory and practical assessments form part of this training course. Our expert trainers and assessors will ensure you obtain the correct knowledge and skill required to work safely, effectively and comprehensively with Steam Turbines relevant to your specific requirements.
UEPOPL001A
Licence to Operate a Steam Turbine
The AITAC Victorian Training Facility is located at 5 Barrie Road, Tullamarine.
The Training Centre is a short walk from public transport, and close to Melbourne Airport.
Other venues may include employer workplaces.
* All prices are indicative and may change dependent on participant experience, number of applicants, locations etc. Please call to discuss accurate pricing for your circumstance. **For information about fees, refunds, transfers and other related information please click HERE
REQUIREMENTS
This course may involve working in a construction or outdoor environment, and performing High Risk Work. It therefore has some basic safety requirements which are in place for your protection, and the protection of other students and training personnel.
To be admitted to the training on our site you must wear the following Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at all times in the designated areas:-
• Safety shoes or boots (minimum fully covered footwear)
• Drill shirt and pants (full cover – ankle to wrist)
• High visibility vest or clothing
• Suitable gloves
• Approved safety helmet
We provide HiVis vest, gloves and helmet for training on our site, along with all tools, book/s pens and other resources needed for the course. You only need to wear the appropriate clothing.
Training which takes place in the workplace under supervision may require different or additional PPE dependent upon the site rules and procedures, including:-
• Safety glasses
• Earmuffs or other hearing protection
You and/or your employer have responsibility for providing all PPE used in the workplace.
Students who do not have the appropriate PPE will not be permitted to participate in the practical component of the course, and may have to be rescheduled at another available time.
This may incur additional fees (please refer to the Student Handbook for specific fee details).
Please note:-
• You must be at least 18 years of age unless specific exemption is provided and agreed by all parties.
• The course may involve some manual handling, climbing, lifting, carrying, and height work. It must be clearly understood that some disabilities may preclude a student from participating safely, and this may restrict entry to the course. For details and alternatives, please refer to AITAC administrator for advice. Decisions re safety are not subject to negotiation.
• Specific study material must be completed. This may be pre-course or post practical activities. We provide several options for this, including online or blended theory.
