Title of Qualification

National Vocational Certificate Level 2 in Micro Hydro Power Plant Technology

Date:

2015-09-03

NVQF Level:

2

Version:

1

Total Credits:

128

Purpose of the Qualification:

To train qualified and skilled MHP experts who are competent to carry out maintenance and to supervise the operations of a MHP plant. This qualification is part of a MHP career path

Details of the Qualification:

Code	Comptency Standards	Level	Credits
071300299	Produce a plan for career options related to micro hydro power operations	2	4
071300300	Perform general routine maintenance on machinery, equipment and infrastructure	2	12
071300301	Perform welding at introductory level	2	12
071300302	Perform basic metal processing operations using hand-held power tools	2	12
071300303	Assemble and install machines and mechanical components	2	12
071300304	Use and maintain hand tools and hand-held powered tools and equipment	2	12
071300305	Test electrical machines and mechanical components	2	12
071300306	Apply basic knowledge of micro hydro power operations	2	12
071300307	Perform basic concreting operations	2	6
071300308	Perform basic bricklaying and plastering operations	2	6
071300309	Install single and three-phase wiring	2	10
071300310	Monitor constant electricity supply under supervision	2	10
071300350	Maintain workplace safety	2	8

Credit Range:

Compulsory	Elective
128	0

Equivalencies, cross credits, pre requisites:

Individuals who wish to enter this training course of study have to comply against the following criteria:NVQF level 1 qualification in MHP operations, or equivalent;Comfort level of English language and mathematics;

Requirements for accumulation of credits:

No requirements for accumulation of credit

Requirement for the award of the Qualification:

No prior requirements for the award of the qualification

Transition arrangements for current courses, awards etc:

No prior requirements for the award of the qualification

Standard Setting Body:

National Vocational & Technical (NAVTTC

Remarks:

ISCED Classfication:

uustricity and energy