Building. 406 Electrical Installations. Competition Coordinators. Image: Skills Finland / Jaakko Manninen. Marko Kangas. 406 Electrical Installations

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1 Building 406 Electrical Installations Image: Skills Finland / Jaakko Manninen Competition Coordinators Marko Kangas 1 / 10

2 Koulutuskeskus Salpaus marko.kangas(at)salpaus.fi tel (0) Kalle Pärssinen Koulutuskeskus Salpaus kalle.parssinen(at)salpaus.fi tel (0) Finalists Juho Lasarov 2 / 10

3 Jyväskylän ammattiopisto Heikki Hintikka Pohjoisen Keski-Suomen Oppimiskeskus Sakari Vuorinen Sastamalan 3 / 10

4 koulutuskuntayhtymä Nino Malkki Ylä-Savon ammattiopisto Werner Sillanpää Salon seudun 4 / 10

5 ammattiopisto Toni Mononen Liedon ammattija aikuisopisto Miika Jakkula Oulun seudun ammattiopisto 5 / 10

6 Jesse Leinonen Espoon seudun koulutuskuntayhtymä Omnia The Guest Competitors Ivan Gedzul Petrovsky College, Russia 6 / 10

7 Tommi Kärkkäinen EuroSkills2014 Ammattitaitomaajoukkue Patrick Biesemaat / The Netherlands Overview of the competition Electricians carry out installation, operation and maintenance work in industrial facilities, electricity installation companies and as contractors. Depending on the role, electrician's duties range from electricity supply installations, lighting and equipment installations at properties, and installation, programming, repair and customer service related to low voltage systems. The competition tasks are designed to measure vocational competence across the broad job description of electricians. The tasks are designed to simulate real-world electricians' tasks as closely as possible. Competition type The competition is done individually. 7 / 10

Depending on the role, electrician's duties range from electricity supply installations, lighting and equipment installations at properties, and installation, programming, repair and customer

8 Competence requirements The competition tasks are based on the national Level 3 (excellent) requirements of the Vocational Qualification in Electrical and Automation Engineering. The competition is based on the components of the Vocational Qualification in Electrical and Automation Engineering and on real-world workplace requirements for young employees. Graduates who complete the vocational qualification can work as electricians. In electrical installations, special emphasis is placed on safe working practices, compliance with regulations governing the industry, and on the high standard of work results. Attention is also paid to work methods, the ability to interpret drawings, awareness of materials and costs, cooperation skills and documentation. Finalists' tasks Finalists' tasks and allocated time Competition tasks Competition tasks related to the Electrical Network Installations and Electrical Installations in Building Services modules. Day 1 (7 hours) Day 2 (7 hours) Day 3 (4 hours) Assessment structure Occupational and electrical safety tidiness of the work environment, the use of personal protective equipment, attention to occupational safety and electrical safety during the task Commissioning, testing and operation commissioning tests and measurements, component connections, the functionality of installations Correct installation dimensions of fixtures whether the installation heights and distances are to the specifications Installation of devices and cables, adherence to the specification straightness of wiring and the integrity of fittings, the organiser's and manufacturers' 8 / 10

Graduates who complete the vocational qualification can work as electricians.

9 instructions Tidiness of the installation, wiring and connections internal wiring and junctions of the panel, cable installation, appearance of the installation Customer service and documentation final documentation, presentation of the finished work, user guidance given to the customer Work methods, techniques, sustainable development, and entrepreneurship/attitude use of tools, ergonomics, material handling and sorting The competition tasks are modular, which means that each day's results can be assessed separately. The total maximum score is 100 p. Assessment areas Occupational and electrical safety 14 p Commissioning, testing and operation 20 p Measurements and appearance 20 p Installation of devices and cables 12 p Wiring and connections 12 p Customer service and documentation 14 p Sustainable development, and entrepreneurship/attitude 8 p Description of the assessment procedure Subjective/objective assessment. Competitors carry out self-assessment in the same way as in previous years. Facilities available at the competition site Cables, fixing supplies The competition organiser will provide the following facilities, equipment and supplies One ground source heat pump for each competitor, waste bins, installation and fixing supplies, installation fixtures, cables and wires. Materials provided on site 9 / 10

material handling and sorting The competition tasks are modular, which means that each day's results can be assessed separately. The total maximum score is 100 p.

10 Powered by TCPDF ( 406 Electrical Installations TBC Items which must be brought by the competitors themselves hand tools (including guide bushing pliers and RJ45 crimping pliers) JM20/JAPP20 pipe bender and extension spring battery-powered drill meters (incl. a multimeter, voltage tester and commissioning meter) work bench (height max 730 mm) personal protective equipment The use of electrical circular saws is prohibited for safety reasons. The consumption of energy drinks is prohibited in the finals competition area. Work clothing for indoors and outdoors Competition schedule TBC Jury Harri Niemi / Mäkelän sähkö Oy Jari Peura / Jyväskylä College Mikko Saarelainen / Sähkö saarelainen Oy Juha Liiten / North Karelia Municipal Education and Training Consortium Jorma Kärkkäinen / Ylä-Savo Vocational College Seppo Moisio / Turku Vocational Institute Jari Nurmi / Turku Vocational Institute Lauri Penttinen (head judge) / North Karelia Municipal Education and Training Consortium Competition steering group Marko Kangas / Salpaus Kalle Pärssinen / Salpaus Juha Liiten / North Karelia Municipal Education and Training Consortium Sami Karjalainen / Kainuu Vocational College Seooi Kuusikko / Oulu Vocational College Jorma Kärkkäinen / Ylä-Savo Vocational College Seppo Moisio / Turku Vocational Institute Markku Räty / North Karelia Municipal Education and Training Consortium Jari Nurmi / Turku Vocational Institute Lauri Penttinen / North Karelia Municipal Education and Training Consortium 10 / 10

extension spring battery-powered drill meters (incl.

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