very well explained ,Thanks

Thank you for saying so.😁

Hey mate just found your page. Thanks for the great content

Thank you sir. I have a copy. The first time I skimmed through it I was like "aw man I'm not going to make it through this book 😂" But you gave a good digest. I might start right away.

Wish i had supervisors as dedicated and considerate as you mate

What are the likely hazards if I don't soak

Great efforts, keep it up!

What a great video, and one continuous take ! Very knowledgable. Followed !

Thanks for sharing your idea

😂 unwinding the mystery of AS3000 thanks for the content 👍

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Awesome explanation, thank you

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Prove yourself to be a good worker

Who are you calling a Dummy??! ;-) hehehe

Good advice to look after company assets no matter the role. Do you want to be known as the guy who mistreats the company assets which will cost them money? Or the guy who looks after the company assets which will save them money?

And yet I thought the whole idea of an apprenticeship was to be taught "on the job" to gain experience in real world experiences. TAFE & the like only deal with theory, not practice!!

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Wow thanks alot

Helpful

I habe that grey one. Any good?

These videos are really good. I hope you keep making more of them

Been a sparky for 35 years and didn't know this trick. Cheers.

This is amazing. Keep it up

Switching instructions are THE MOST CRITICAL. The instructions need to be reviewed with an up to date single line diagram before anyone proceeds. Of course there are instances and emergencies where single lines and instructions aren’t available and that’s where communication is paramount. Reading back the cubicle and switch number to the switching director, speaking clearly and touching the label, voicing loudly prior to operating. But most of all, people make mistakes. An operator has a duty to understand and revise their work before carrying it out. If it’s not clear DON’T DO IT! There is an uncomfortably strong chance that if you get it wrong you won’t exist anymore. Great video on roles, life preservation and safety.

Good initiative with the name change, so many supervisors who issue out work orders for HV maintenance have no understanding of the HV roles and responsibilities. Sadly they treat it like flicking a light switch.

I'm a third year apprentice, and I agree with you entirely. Actually, I just decided today I should stop watching cat videos in my spare time, and watch electrical videos - that's how a found your channel. And I will take to heart what you say about arriving at TAFE prepared, thank you. Too often I find I've forgotten some prerequisite knowledge when I'm back in the classroom.

Awesome video, I remember my tafe teacher telling us this one, I've been doing Industrial for the last 11 years and currently I am finally obtaining my Electrical license , I understand how the wiring rules is written but they said I will be tested the AS3000. From memory our test had a load of finding clauses, reckon thats what fair trading will test on? or more compliance/testing clauses ?

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

I appreciate youre videos. Im stadying level 3 electrical engineering.

Thanks man. Thats good to know.

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

Bravo wise words

💯 percent Dale, never too old to learn. Loving the videos, keep em coming mate 👌