APPRENTICESHIP CURRICULUM for Mine Electrician Under Skill Council for Mining Sector for NSQF compliance
APPRENTICESHIP CURRICULUM
for
Mine Electrician
Under
Skill Council for Mining Sector
for
NSQF compliance
National Apprenticeship Promotion
Scheme
1 Program Title Mine Electrician
2 Program Code, if any MIN/Q0416
3 Any related NSQF approved QP/Course/NOS and code
Mine Electrician; MIN/Q0416
4 Hours for Basic Training (Block I) 540 Hrs (3 months)
5 Hours for On the Job Training (Block II) 2016 Hrs (12 months)
6 Certifying body for Basic Training Program
Skill Council for Mining Sector
7 Certifying Body for On the Job training Industry Partner
8 Any Licensing requirements, wherever applicable
Competency certification required for HT/LT electricians and electrical supervisors
9 Minimum eligibility criteria (Educational and/or Technical Qualification) Exemptions, if any
12th Class (NA) with 2-3 Years of experience O & M of electrical supply/ substation and equipment OR I.T.I (Electrician) with 2-3 Years of experience O&M of electrical supply/ substation and equipment B.Sc./ B.A/ B.Com/ BBA
10 Trainer’s Qualification and Experience Class X/ ITI with 6 years of industry experience Or Diploma in Mining/ Mechanical with 5 years of industry experience Or B-Tech in Mining/ Mechanical with 4 years of industry experience
11 NCO code and occupation NCO-2004/7137.15 Electrical Services
12 Proposed NSQF level 4
13 Indicative list of training tools required to deliver this qualification (may be attached)
As per Model Curriculum attached
14 Formal structure of the curriculum
Modules Notional hours- Theory
Notional hours- Practical
Total duration
Basic Training Program
1 Introduction 10 26 36
2 Understand job requirements and related processes
40 44 84
3 Install the electrical supply/ sub-station and equipment
10 150 160
4 O&M of electrical supply/ sub-station and equipment
28 150 178
5 Health and safety 20 62 82
Total 108 432 540
2.4 weeks 9.6 weeks 12 weeks
On the Job Training Program
1 Introduction and Orientation 8 0 8
2 Hazards and safety 12 30 42
3 Emergency procedures 08 26 42
4 Engineering drawing 12 30 34
5 Engineering drawing standards
12 30 42
6 Basics of electricity 24 18 42
7 Circuit and wiring diagrams 12 30 42
8 Electrical components and equipment
12 30 42
9 Tools and equipment required 12 30 42
10 Measuring instruments and gauges required
12 30 42
11 Electrical system 24 18 42
12 Cable assembly 12 30 42
13 Cable laying and earthing in mines
12 30 42
14 Installation of electrical panel 12 30 42
15 Installation of electrical devices
12 30 42
16 Maintenance of electrical system
12 30 42
17 Practice – Installation of electrical system
0 42 42
18 Practice – Maintenance of electrical system
0 42 42
19 Tranformer 18 24 42
20 Installation of transformer 12 30 42
21 Maintenance of transformer 12 30 42
22 Practice – Installation and maintenance of transformer
0 42 42
23 Motor 18 24 42
24 Installation of motor 12 30 42
25 Maintenance of motor 12 30 42
26 Practice – Installation and maintenance of motor
0 42 42
27 Generator 18 24 42
28 Installation of generator 12 30 42
29 Maintenance of generator 12 30 42
30 Practice – Installation and maintenance of generator
0 42 42
31 Compressor 18 24 42
32 Installation of compressor 12 30 42
33 Maintenance of compressor 12 30 42
34 Practice – Installation and maintenance of compressor
0 42 42
35 Pump 18 24 42
36 Installation of pump 12 30 42
37 Maintenance of pump 12 30 42
38 Practice – Installation and maintenance of pump
0 42 42
39 Air conditioner 18 24 42
40 Installation of air conditioner 12 30 42
41 Maintenance of air conditioner 12 30 42
42 Practice – Installation and maintenance of air conditioner
0 42 42
43 Post installation and maintenance activities
12 30 42
44 Installation Practice - 1 0 42 42
45 Installation Practice - 2 0 42 42
46 Installation Practice - 3 0 42 42
47 Maintenance Practice -1 0 42 42
48 Maintenance Practice - 2 0 42 42
49 Maintenance Practice - 3 0 42 42
Total 472 1544 2016
11.2 weeks 36.8 weeks 48 weeks
15 Total Pass marks
Total and Pass Marks - Theory
Total and Pass Marks - Practical
Basic Training Program 147 / 210 133 / 190
On the Job Training Program 147 / 210 133 / 190
16 Job description-brief Mine Electrician ensures installation, use, operations and maintenance of the electrical substations and electrical equipment and electrical supply. The role holder also ensures that all the electrical systems and machinery work is in accordance with relevant specifications.
17 Progression from the qualification (Please show Professional and academic progression)
Vertical progression 1) Electrical Supervisor 2) Asst. Manager (Electrical) 3) Sr. Manager (Electrical) 4) Department Head (Electrical)
18 Employment avenues/opportunities
1. Mining units
2. Education and Training
19 Assessment strategy (Basic training and On the Job) For Basic training
1. Criteria for assessment for each Qualification Pack will be created by the Sector
Skill Council. Each Performance Criteria (PC) will be assigned marks proportional to its importance in NOS. SSC will also lay down proportion of marks for Theory and Skills Practical for each PC.
2. The assessment of the theory/knowledge will be based on written test/viva-voce or both while skill test shall be hands on practical. Behavior and attitude will be assessed while performing the task.
3. Individual assessment agencies will create unique question papers for theory part for each candidate at each examination/training Centre (as per assessment criteria given).
4. Individual assessment agencies will create unique evaluations for skill practical for every student at each examination/training Centre based on these criteria.
5. To pass the Qualification Pack, every trainee should score a minimum of 70% in skills, 30 % in knowledge and 70% in practical including Behavior separately in each attributes.
6. In case of successfully passing only certain number of NOS's, the trainee is eligible to take subsequent assessment on the balance NOS's to pass the Qualification Pack.
For On the Job:
1. Assessment for on the job training to be conducted by the industry partner on the
practical competency output defined in the NOS/QP and the assessment criteria.
2. The candidate must score 70% in each module to successfully complete the OJT.
3. Tools of Assessment that can be used are:
a. Videos of Trainees during OJT
b. Answer Sheets of Question Banks
c. Assessing the Log Book entries of Trainees at Employer location
d. Employer Performance Feedback.
4. Assessment will ensure that the apprentice will be able to:
a. Read and extract information from circuit diagrams and work order.
b. Perform installation of electrical system and electrical equipment such as
transformer, motor generator etc. in mines.
c. Perform maintenance, servicing and repairing of electrical system and
electrical equipment such as transformer, motor generator etc. in mines.
d. Maintain a safe and healthy working environment
e. Follow DGMS guidelines while working in mines
20 Curriculum update version and date 10/08/2021
21 Curriculum revision date 24/09/2021
Curriculum
Module Name with duration
Key Learning outcomes
Theory/Basic Training Program- Block I
1 Introduction Theory Duration (hh:mm) 10:00 Practical Duration (hh:mm) 26.00 Corresponding NOS Code Bridge Module
• Understand general discipline in the class room (Do’s &
Don’ts).
• Understand role of Mine Electrician in mining industry.
• Understand benching in quarries, dressing of overhangs,
undercuts, fencing, first aid and hygiene.
• Illustrate standing orders in force at the mine.
• Demonstrate safety in the vicinity of machinery.
• Explain shot-firing and safety regulations. How and where to
take shelter.
• Practice Basic skills of communication.
• Learn and practice basic reading capabilities to enable
reading of signs, notices and/or cautions at site.
2 Understand job
requirements and
related processes
Theory Duration
(hh:mm)
40:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm)
44:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• Understand the work (work output) required from the job and
discuss the same with the supervisor.
• Understand the electrical layout.
• Refer all work instruction/ related documents to understand
requirements from electrical substations/ electrical
equipment/ electrical wiring or fixtures.
• Understand the specifications for various systems within
electrical substations/ transmission of electricity/ use/
operation of electrical equipment/ electrical wiring or fixtures
as mentioned in the Work Instruction/ SOP/ Control
Diagrams.
• Prepare sketches or follow blueprints to determine the
location of wiring or equipment and to ensure conformance
to safety codes.
• Identify the electrical equipment requirements as per the
specifications in the work instructions for installation of
electrical substations/ electrical equipment/ electrical wiring
or fixtures.
• Ensure that the required electrical equipment is procured from the
store or vendor before starting the process.
3 Install the electrical
supply/ sub-station
and equipment
Theory Duration
(hh:mm)
10:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm)
150:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Install the required electrical supply systems including
transformers, generators, circuit breakers, isolators, bus
bars, measuring equipment for voltage, current, power,
energy, frequency, RPM, wiring, fuses, earthing,
switchboard, control panels, relays etc. as per the required
specifications.
• Install required electrical equipment like motors, fans,
lighting, ACs, heaters, compressors, pumps etc. Install and
commission other mining machinery.
• Conduct a test process to ensure the performance of
installed electrical equipment as per the defined
specifications.
• Make modifications in the parameters (by selecting the right
program from the machine control system) if required and
ensure alignment with the prescribed standard
• Ensure the setting up of the parameters of electrical
equipment.
4 O&M of electrical supply/ sub-station and equipment Theory Duration (hh:mm) 28:00 Practical Duration (hh:mm) 150:00 Corresponding NOS Code MIN/N0448
• Run the installed electrical equipment in the substation and
the electric system to generate and distribute the electricity
to the entire mine area with back-ups and redundancies.
• Repair and maintain the different electrical equipment as per
manufacturers guidelines, SOPs, and as per the statutory
requirements (if any)
• Carry out predictive, preventive and break down
maintenance for generators, transformers, circuit breakers,
isolators, bus bars, control panels, switchboards, wiring,
protective relays etc. Adhere to the maintenance schedule
as guided by electrical supervisors.
• Inspect electrical equipment to identify electrical risks,
hazards, defects, or the need for adjustment or repair, and to
ensure compliance with relevant statutes.
• Diagnose malfunctioning systems, apparatus, or
components, using test equipment and hand tools to locate
the cause of a breakdown and correct the problem.
• Test electrical systems or continuity of circuits in electrical
wiring, equipment, or fixtures, using testing devices, such as
ohmmeters, voltmeters, ammeters, energy meters, or
oscilloscopes, to ensure compatibility and safety of system.
• Conduct all the tests and checks required for safe operation
of the electrical equipment as per the statute.
• Operate and maintain the electrical equipment and maintain
records as per the statutory requirements.
5 Health & Safety Theory Duration (hh:mm) 20:00 Practical Duration (hh:mm) 62:00 Corresponding NOS Code MIN/N0901
• Comply with occupational health and safety regulations
adopted by the employer.
• Follow mining operations procedures with respect to
materials handling and accidents
• Follow the correct safety steps in case of accident or major
failure
• Comply with safety regulations and procedures in case of
fire hazard.
• Operate various grades of fire extinguishers.
• Work responsibly and as safe and careful as possible so as
not to put the health and safety of self or others at risk,
including members of the public
• Perform storage and transport of hazardous materials
compliant with safety guidelines prescribed by DGMS.
• Deal with misfires as per statutory requirement
• Identify characteristics of post-blast fumes and take
necessary precautions.
• Wears safety gear such as hard hat, respiratory protection,
eye protection, ear protection
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for care and safe
operation of the equipment.
On the Job Training Program- Block II
1 Introduction and
Orientation
Theory Duration
(hh:mm)
08:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm)
00:00
Corresponding NOS
Code Bridge Module
• Identify the salient features of the course and the scope of
the course.
• Differentiate between open cast and underground mines.
• Describe underground mines on the basis of their danger
levels i.e. degree I, degree II and degree III mines.
• Differentiate between degree I, degree II and degree III
mines.
• Describe Directorate General of Mine Safety (DGMS) rules
and regulations for engineering related works in degree I,
degree II and degree III mines.
• List the responsibilities of a Mine Electrician.
• Identify the job opportunities and carrier path available for a
Mine Electrician.
• Interact with different departments and key personnel of
departments in the organization.
• Describe HR policies, timings to be followed in the
organisation, leaves, holidays, disciplinary policies etc.
2 Hazards and safety Theory Duration (hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration (hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS Code MIN/N0901
• Discuss how to maintain safe and secure workplace.
• Discuss safety guidelines specified by DGMS for open cast
and underground (degree I, degree II and degree III) mines.
• Use DGMS and organization policies and procedures to
maintain a safe, secure working environment.
• List personal protective equipment like safety gloves,
glasses, shoes and helmet used at the workplace.
• Describe various hazards generally occur in open cast and
underground (degree I, degree II and degree III) mines.
• Identify hazards in the mines on the basis of their type.
• Execute best practices for removing potential hazards with
adherence to DGMS guidelines in the mines on the basis of
their type.
• Record and report potential safety issues while working in
workshop.
3 Emergency procedures
Theory Duration (hh:mm) 08:00
Practical Duration (hh:mm) 26:00
Corresponding NOS Code MIN/N0901
• Identify hazards emerging from a natural calamity and take
measures for avoiding the same in open cast and
underground (degree I, degree II and degree III) mines.
• Describe appropriate strategies to deal with emergencies
and accidents such as fires and natural calamities in open
cast and underground (degree I, degree II and degree III)
mines.
• Demonstrate the use of fire-fighting equipment available at
the workplace.
• Explain safety precautions need to follow during handling of
tools and equipment in the workshop.
• Explain safe material handling practices for lifting the heavy
machines and equipment.
• Demonstrate first-aid practices.
• Define various types of wastes generated on the shop floor
such as cotton waste, oils, metal chips, papers, etc.
• Describe need of waste disposal properly in specified
manner.
• Demonstrate safe waste disposal methods according to
organizational policies.
• Demonstrate segregation of waste into hazardous and non-
hazardous waste and dispose the waste as per industry
SOP.
4 Engineering drawing Theory Duration (hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration (hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS Code MIN/N0446
• Define basic principles of engineering drawing.
• Differentiate between product drawing, part drawing and
assembly drawing
• Identify and interpret different types of engineering drawing
such as isometric, orthographic, sectioning etc.
• Define 1st angle and 3rd angle projection of a product
• Draw 1st angle and 3rd angle projections manually
• List various types of lines and their application in drawings.
• Explain methods of dimensioning used in drawings.
• Draw orthographic projection views from isometric projection
view.
5 Engineering drawing standards Theory Duration (hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration (hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS Code MIN/N0446
• Explain limits, fits and tolerances.
• Create sequence of operations on the basis of information
available in drawings.
• Create list of tools and equipment needed according to the
sequence of operations.
• Interpret nomenclature of drawings.
• Identify standards used in India for making engineering
drawings.
• Identify standards for different material for their selection and
cost optimisation.
• Perform storage of drawings in a defined and appropriate
place.
• Identify modification or changes required in the drawing.
• Communicate the changes to concerned authority.
6 Basics of electricity
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 24:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 18:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
• Explain basic fundamentals of electricity.
• Explain sources of electricity generation.
• Explain ohm’s law.
• Explain basic principles of voltage, power and current
(AC/DC).
• Describe electrical symbols, units and terms associated with
electric systems and components.
• Explain circuit and circuit diagrams.
• Explain formation of a circuit.
• Explain different types of circuit such as series, parallel and
MIN/N0446 series-parallel circuit.
• Describe single-phase and three-phase circuit.
7 Circuit and wiring
diagrams
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• Describe wiring diagrams.
• Explain types of wiring used in mines.
• Read and interpret symbols and flow of current in the circuit.
• Demonstrate use of relevant wiring diagram to locate
electrical components, relays and fuses, electrical wire
harness, lighting, etc.
• Show how to read the wiring diagram to obtain information
about circuit wiring.
• Explain documentation requirements for each procedure as
specified by organisation.
8 Electrical components
and equipment
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• List various electrical components and accessories such as
wiring, fuses, earthing, switchboard, control panels, relays
etc. need to install in mines.
• Describe function of each electrical component and
accessories.
• Demonstrate use of each electrical component and
accessories.
• Describe various types of circuit protection used in mines.
• Demonstrate use of circuit protection devices.
• List various electrical equipment such as motors, fans,
lighting, pumps etc. need to install in mines.
• Describe function and use of each electrical equipment.
• Identify symbols of various electrical equipment, components
and accessories used in circuit diagram.
9 Tools and equipment
required
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
• Identify tools and equipment required during electrician work.
• Explain standard safe operating procedure of using tools and
equipment.
• Demonstrate safe operating procedure of workshop tools
and equipment (hand tools, power tools etc.) required during
work.
• Identify the availability of hand and power tools like
spanners, screw drivers, grinder etc. required for work.
• Inspect the working condition of tools before use.
• Check that all the tools and equipment are complying with
guidelines specified by DGMS.
MIN/N0446
10 Measuring
instruments and
gauges required
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• List measuring instruments and gauges such as MI meter,
Multi-meter (Digital/Analog), Wattmeter, PF meter, Energy
meter, Frequency meter, Phase sequence meter, Digital
Instruments etc. required during electrician work.
• Explain standard safe operating procedure of using
measuring instruments and gauges.
• Demonstrate safe standard operating procedure of using
measuring instruments and gauges.
• Identify the availability of measuring instruments and gauges
required for work.
• Explain calibration check process of measuring instruments,
and gauges.
• Check calibration of measuring instruments and gauges
before use.
• Show how to calibrate the tools and gauges.
11 Electrical system
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 24:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 18:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• Describe structure of electrical system in underground and
open cast mines.
• Identify various components of electrical system such as
distribution box, connectors, cables, electrical devices (fan,
switch, fuse, bulb, MCB, relay etc.) etc. used in mines.
• Explain use of each electrical system component in mines.
• Demonstrate functioning of each electrical system
component.
• Describe specification and ratings of each electrical system
component.
• Describe selection parameters such as power, voltage and
current rating, type etc. of each component for designing the
electrical system in mines in accordance with the DGMS
guidelines.
• Demonstrate how to select the components of electrical
system as per the requirement.
• Show how to collect the permit for doing electrician work in
underground (degree II and degree III) mines.
12 Cable assembly
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
• Identify various types of cables and connectors used for
wiring.
• Explain characteristics of each type of cable and connector.
• Describe specification and selection criteria of each type of
cable and connector.
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
MIN/N0447
• Describe assembly methods such as cable jointing,
crimping, cutting, soldering etc. need to perform for cable
assembly.
• Demonstrate assembly methods for cable assembly work.
• List steps need to perform for preparing cable as per the
electrical system requirement.
• Demonstrate steps for preparing and assembling the cable
for electrical system.
13 Cable laying and
earthing in mines
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read and interpret the mine electrical system and wiring
diagram.
• Show how to lay the cable in underground mines / open cast
mines as specified in wiring diagram and DGMS guidelines.
• Explain earthing and its importance in mining work.
• Describe different methods of earthing.
• Demonstrate different methods of earthing for protecting the
electrical system and devices.
• Show how to measure the earth resistance by earth tester.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
14 Installation of
electrical panel
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read and interpret the mine electrical panel (distribution
box) wiring diagram.
• List various components such as MCB, circuit breaker, relay,
switches etc. need to install in electrical panel.
• List tools and equipment required during installation work.
• Show how to arrange the electrical components, tools and
equipment as per organizational guidelines.
• List the steps to be performed for preparing the electrical
panel (distribution box) as per the wiring diagram.
• Demonstrate how to place, fix and assemble the electrical
panel components and prepare the electrical panel as per
the wiring diagram.
• Demonstrate how to install or fix the electrical panel on the
wall or suggested place as specified in the wiring diagram
and DGMS guidelines.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
15 Installation of • Read and interpret the mine electrical system and wiring
electrical devices
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
diagram to identify and locate the electrical devices such as
fan, switchboards, lightings etc. need to install in
underground mines / open cast mines.
• Select the electrical devices as per the SOP/WI and DGMS
guidelines.
• List the steps to be performed for installing the electrical
devices as per the wiring diagram.
• Demonstrate how to install the electrical devices as specified
in the wiring diagram and DGMS guidelines.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
16 Maintenance of
electrical system
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• Explain maintenance and its types.
• Explain need of maintenance schedule.
• Show how to obtain approvals from supervisor for
conducting the servicing and repairing activities on electrical
system of mines.
• Identify tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
• Explain checklist for the inspection of electrical system and
its components for any damage or defect.
• Carry out inspection of electrical system and its components
for any defects or damage.
• Describe various tests such as continuity test, open circuit
test, short circuit test, earth leakage etc. to identify defects in
the circuit.
• Demonstrate how to conduct continuity test, open circuit test,
short circuit test, earth leakage etc. to identify defects in the
circuit.
• Explain procedure of repairing of electrical system and its
components for resolving issues and defects.
• Carry out repairing of electrical system and its components
for resolving issues and defects.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
17 Practice – Installation
of electrical system
Theory Duration
• Read the wiring diagram to obtain information about
electrical system installation structure and requirements in
mines.
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
consumables required during installation activities.
• Practice preparation and assembling of the cable for
electrical system.
• Practice laying of cable in underground mines / open cast
mines as specified in wiring diagram and DGMS guidelines.
• Practice different methods of earthing for protecting the
electrical system and devices.
• Practice how to place, fix and assemble the electrical panel
components and prepare the electrical panel as per the
wiring diagram.
• Practice installation of the electrical panel on the wall or
suggested place as specified in the wiring diagram and
DGMS guidelines.
• Practice installation of the electrical devices as specified in
the wiring diagram and DGMS guidelines.
18 Practice –
Maintenance of
electrical system
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
• Practice inspection of electrical system and its components
for any defects or damage.
• Practice continuity test, open circuit test, short circuit test,
earth leakage etc. to identify defects in the circuit.
• Practice repairing of electrical system and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
19 Transformer
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 18:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 24:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• Describe working principle of transformer.
• Describe various parts of a transformer, their specification
and functioning.
• Describe different type of transformers used in underground
mines / open cast mines.
• Demonstrate functioning of different type of transformer.
• Describe selection parameters of transformer for mines in
accordance with the DGMS guidelines.
• Demonstrate how to select the transformer as per the
requirement.
• Show how to collect the permit for installing the transformer
in underground (degree II and degree III) mines.
20 Installation of
transformer
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read and interpret the transformer wiring diagram.
• identify various electrical components, tools and equipment
required during transformer installation work.
• Show how to arrange the electrical components, tools and
equipment as per organizational guidelines.
• List the steps to be performed for installing the transformer.
• Demonstrate how to install the transformer in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
21 Maintenance of
transformer
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• Show how to obtain approvals from supervisor for
conducting the servicing and repairing activities on electrical
equipment installed in mines.
• Identify tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
• Explain checklist for the inspection of transformer and its
components for any damage or defect.
• Carry out inspection of transformer and its components for
any defects or damage.
• Describe various tests need to conduct to check the
performance and defects in transformer
• Demonstrate how to test the performance and identify
defects in the transformer.
• Explain procedure of repairing of transformer and its
components for resolving issues and defects.
• Carry out repairing of transformer and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
• Show how to clean the transformer as per SOP/WI.
• Show how to change the oil in transformer.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
22 Practice – Installation
and maintenance of
transformer
• Read and interpret the transformer wiring diagram.
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice installation of the transformer in mines as per
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
MIN/N0448
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice inspection of transformer and its components for
any defects or damage.
• Practice how to test the performance and identify defects in
the transformer circuit.
• Practice repairing of transformer and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the
transformer as per SOP/WI.
23 Motor
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 18:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 24:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• Describe working principle of motor.
• Describe various parts of a motor, their specification and
functioning.
• Describe different type of motors used in underground mines
/ open cast mines.
• Demonstrate functioning of different type of motors.
• Describe selection parameters of motor for mines in
accordance with the DGMS guidelines.
• Demonstrate how to select the motor as per the requirement.
• Show how to collect the permit for installing the motor in
underground (degree II and degree III) mines.
24 Installation of motor
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read and interpret the motor wiring diagram.
• identify various electrical components, tools and equipment
required during motor installation work.
• Show how to arrange the electrical components, tools and
equipment as per organizational guidelines.
• List the steps to be performed for installing the motor.
• Demonstrate how to install the motor in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
25 Maintenance of motor
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm)
• Show how to obtain approvals from supervisor for
conducting the servicing and repairing activities on electrical
equipment installed in mines.
• Identify tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• Explain checklist for the inspection of motor and its
components for any damage or defect.
• Carry out inspection of motor and its components for any
defects or damage.
• Describe various tests need to conduct to check the
performance and defects in motor.
• Demonstrate how to test the performance and identify
defects in the motor.
• Explain procedure of repairing of motor and its components
for resolving issues and defects.
• Carry out repairing of motor and its components for resolving
issues and defects.
• Show how to clean the motor as per SOP/WI.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
26 Practice – Installation
and maintenance of
motor
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
MIN/N0448
• Read and interpret the motor wiring diagram.
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice installation of the motor in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice inspection of motor and its components for any
defects or damage.
• Practice how to test the performance and identify defects in
the motor circuit.
• Practice repairing of motor and its components for resolving
issues and defects.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the motor as
per SOP/WI.
27 Generator
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 18:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 24:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
• Describe working principle of generator.
• Describe various parts of a generator, their specification and
functioning.
• Describe different type of generators used in underground
mines / open cast mines.
• Demonstrate functioning of different type of generators.
• Describe selection parameters of generator for mines in
accordance with the DGMS guidelines.
• Demonstrate how to select the generator as per the
requirement.
MIN/N0446 • Show how to collect the permit for installing the generator in
underground (degree II and degree III) mines.
28 Installation of
generator
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read and interpret the generator wiring diagram.
• identify various electrical components, tools and equipment
required during generator installation work.
• Show how to arrange the electrical components, tools and
equipment as per organizational guidelines.
• List the steps to be performed for installing the generator.
• Demonstrate how to install the generator in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
29 Maintenance of
generator
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• Show how to obtain approvals from supervisor for
conducting the servicing and repairing activities on electrical
equipment installed in mines.
• Identify tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
• Explain checklist for the inspection of generator and its
components for any damage or defect.
• Carry out inspection of generator and its components for any
defects or damage.
• Describe various tests need to conduct to check the
performance and defects in generator.
• Demonstrate how to test the performance and identify
defects in the generator.
• Explain procedure of repairing of generator and its
components for resolving issues and defects.
• Carry out repairing of generator and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
• Show how to clean the generator as per SOP/WI.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
30 Practice – Installation
and maintenance of
generator
• Read and interpret the generator wiring diagram.
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
MIN/N0448
• Practice installation of the generator in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice inspection of generator and its components for any
defects or damage.
• Practice how to test the performance and identify defects in
the generator circuit.
• Practice repairing of generator and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the
generator as per SOP/WI.
31 Compressor
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 18:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 24:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• Describe working principle of compressor.
• Describe various parts of a compressor, their specification
and functioning.
• Describe different type of compressors used in underground
mines / open cast mines.
• Demonstrate functioning of different type of compressors.
• Describe selection parameters of compressor for mines in
accordance with the DGMS guidelines.
• Demonstrate how to select the compressor as per the
requirement.
• Show how to collect the permit for installing the compressor
in underground (degree II and degree III) mines.
32 Installation of
compressor
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read and interpret the compressor wiring diagram.
• identify various electrical components, tools and equipment
required during compressor installation work.
• Show how to arrange the electrical components, tools and
equipment as per organizational guidelines.
• List the steps to be performed for installing the compressor.
• Demonstrate how to install the compressor in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
33 Maintenance of
compressor
Theory Duration
• Show how to obtain approvals from supervisor for
conducting the servicing and repairing activities on electrical
equipment installed in mines.
• Identify tools, equipment, electrical components and
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
• Explain checklist for the inspection of compressor and its
components for any damage or defect.
• Carry out inspection of compressor and its components for
any defects or damage.
• Describe various tests need to conduct to check the
performance and defects in compressor.
• Demonstrate how to test the performance and identify
defects in the compressor.
• Explain procedure of repairing of compressor and its
components for resolving issues and defects.
• Carry out repairing of compressor and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
• Show how to clean the compressor as per SOP/WI.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
34 Practice – Installation
and maintenance of
compressor
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
MIN/N0448
• Read and interpret the compressor wiring diagram.
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice installation of the compressor in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice inspection of compressor and its components for
any defects or damage.
• Practice how to test the performance and identify defects in
the compressor circuit.
• Practice repairing of compressor and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the
compressor as per SOP/WI.
35 Pump
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 18:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 24:00
• Describe working principle of pump.
• Describe various parts of a pump, their specification and
functioning.
• Describe different types of pump used in underground mines
/ open cast mines.
• Demonstrate functioning of different type of pumps.
• Describe selection parameters of pump for mines in
accordance with the DGMS guidelines.
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• Demonstrate how to select the pump as per the requirement.
• Show how to collect the permit for installing the pump in
underground (degree II and degree III) mines.
36 Installation of pump
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read and interpret the pump wiring diagram.
• identify various electrical components, tools and equipment
required during pump installation work.
• Show how to arrange the electrical components, tools and
equipment as per organizational guidelines.
• List the steps to be performed for installing the pump.
• Demonstrate how to install the pump in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
37 Maintenance of pump
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• Show how to obtain approvals from supervisor for
conducting the servicing and repairing activities on electrical
equipment installed in mines.
• Identify tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
• Explain checklist for the inspection of pump and its
components for any damage or defect.
• Carry out inspection of pump and its components for any
defects or damage.
• Describe various tests need to conduct to check the
performance and defects in pump.
• Demonstrate how to test the performance and identify
defects in the pump.
• Explain procedure of repairing of pump and its components
for resolving issues and defects.
• Carry out repairing of pump and its components for resolving
issues and defects.
• Show how to clean the pump as per SOP/WI.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
38 Practice – Installation
and maintenance of
pump
• Read and interpret the pump wiring diagram.
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice installation of the pump in mines as per
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
MIN/N0448
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice inspection of pump and its components for any
defects or damage.
• Practice how to test the performance and identify defects in
the pump circuit.
• Practice repairing of pump and its components for resolving
issues and defects.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the pump as
per SOP/WI.
39 Air conditioner
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 18:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 24:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0446
• Describe working principle of air-conditioner.
• Describe various parts of a air-conditioner, their specification
and functioning.
• Describe different types of air-conditioner used in
underground mines / open cast mines.
• Demonstrate functioning of different types of air-conditioner.
• Describe selection parameters of air-conditioner for mines in
accordance with the DGMS guidelines.
• Demonstrate how to select the air-conditioner as per the
requirement.
• Show how to collect the permit for installing the air-
conditioner in underground (degree II and degree III) mines
office.
40 Installation of air-
conditioner
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read and interpret the air-conditioner wiring diagram.
• identify various electrical components, tools and equipment
required during air-conditioner installation work.
• Show how to arrange the electrical components, tools and
equipment as per organizational guidelines.
• List the steps to be performed for installing the air-
conditioner.
• Demonstrate how to install the air-conditioner in mines office
as per SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
41 Maintenance of air-
conditioner
Theory Duration
• Show how to obtain approvals from supervisor for
conducting the servicing and repairing activities on electrical
equipment installed in mines.
• Identify tools, equipment, electrical components and
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
• Explain checklist for the inspection of air-conditioner and its
components for any damage or defect.
• Carry out inspection of air-conditioner and its components
for any defects or damage.
• Describe various tests need to conduct to check the
performance and defects in air-conditioner.
• Demonstrate how to test the performance and identify
defects in the air-conditioner.
• Explain procedure of repairing of air-conditioner and its
components for resolving issues and defects.
• Carry out repairing of air-conditioner and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
• Show how to clean the air-conditioner as per SOP/WI.
• Follow safety procedures specified by DGMS and
organization during electrician work.
42 Practice – Installation
and maintenance of
air-conditioner
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
MIN/N0448
• Read and interpret the air-conditioner wiring diagram.
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice installation of the air-conditioner in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice inspection of air-conditioner and its components for
any defects or damage.
• Practice how to test the performance and identify defects in
the air-conditioner circuit.
• Practice repairing of air-conditioner and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the air-
conditioner as per SOP/WI.
43 Post installation and
maintenance activities
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 12:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm)
• Describe various post installation and maintenance activities
such as cleaning, housekeeping, maintenance etc.
• Perform cleaning of Gauge/ Tools/ Fixtures as per the
cleaning schedule.
• Explain organizational procedures for storage of finished
product.
• Store the tools and equipment appropriately in the storage
as per the SOP/WI.
30:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
MIN/N0448
• Explain industry policies and procedures for workplace
housekeeping.
• Perform cleaning of work area after completion of work
• Define various types of wastes generated on the shop floor
such as oils, metal chips, papers, etc.
• Perform safe waste disposal methods by following DGMS
guidelines and organizational policies.
44 Installation Practice -
1
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• Read the wiring diagram to obtain information about
electrical system installation structure and requirements in
mines.
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during installation activities.
• Practice preparation and assembling of the cable for
electrical system.
• Practice laying of cable in underground mines / open cast
mines as specified in wiring diagram and DGMS guidelines.
• Practice different methods of earthing for protecting the
electrical system and devices.
• Practice how to place, fix and assemble the electrical panel
components and prepare the electrical panel as per the
wiring diagram.
• Practice installation of the electrical panel on the wall or
suggested place as specified in the wiring diagram and
DGMS guidelines.
• Practice installation of the electrical devices as specified in
the wiring diagram and DGMS guidelines.
45 Installation Practice -
2
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice installation of the transformer in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice installation of the motor in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice installation of the generator in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
46 Installation Practice -
3
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0447
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice installation of the compressor in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice installation of the pump in mines as per
SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
• Practice installation of the air-conditioner in mines office as
per SOP/WI/DGMS guidelines.
47 Maintenance Practice
- 1
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during servicing and repairing
activities.
• Practice inspection of electrical system and its components
for any defects or damage.
• Practice continuity test, open circuit test, short circuit test,
earth leakage etc. to identify defects in the circuit.
• Practice repairing of electrical system and its components for
resolving issues and defects.
48 Maintenance Practice
- 2
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice inspection, testing and repairing of transformer and
its components for any defects or damage.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the
transformer as per SOP/WI.
• Practice inspection, testing and repairing of motor and its
components for any defects or damage.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the motor as
per SOP/WI.
• Practice inspection, testing and repairing of generator and its
components for any defects or damage.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the
generator as per SOP/WI.
49 Maintenance Practice
- 3
Theory Duration
(hh:mm) 00:00
Practical Duration
(hh:mm) 42:00
Corresponding NOS
Code
MIN/N0448
• List tools, equipment, electrical components and
consumables required during work.
• Practice inspection, testing and repairing of compressor and
its components for any defects or damage.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the
compressor as per SOP/WI.
• Practice inspection, testing and repairing of pump and its
components for any defects or damage.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the pump as
per SOP/WI.
• Practice inspection, testing and repairing of air-conditioner
and its components for any defects or damage.
• Practice cleaning and maintenance activities of the air-
conditioner as per SOP/WI.
List of Assessable outcomes/assessment criteria
Assessable Outcome
Assessment Criteria Total Marks
Out of
Marks allocation
Theory
Practical
1. MIN/N0446 (Understand job requirements and related processes)
PC1. Understand the work (work output) required from the job and discuss the same with the supervisor
12
8
4
PC2. Understand the electrical layout
16 8 8
PC3. Refer all work instruction/ related documents to understand requirements from electrical substations/ electrical equipment/ electrical wiring or fixtures
16 8 8
PC4. Understand the specifications for various systems within electrical substations/ transmission of electricity/ use/ operation of electrical equipment/ electrical wiring or fixtures as mentioned in the Work Instruction/ SOP/ Control Diagrams
16 8 8
PC5. Prepare sketches or follow blueprints to determine the location of wiring or equipment and to ensure conformance to safety codes
12
8
4
PC6. Identify the electrical equipment requirements as per the specifications in the work instructions for installation of electrical substations/ electrical equipment/ electrical wiring or fixtures
12 8 4
PC7. Ensure that the required electrical equipment is procured from the store or vendor before starting the process
16 8 8
NOS Total 100 56 44
2. MIN/N0447 (Install the electrical supply/ sub-station and equipment)
PC1. Install the required electrical supply systems including transformers, generators, circuit breakers, isolators, bus bars, measuring equipment for voltage, current, power, energy, frequency, RPM, wiring, fuses, earthing, switchboard, control panels, relays etc. as per the required specifications.
20
12
8
PC2. Install required electrical
equipment like motors, fans,
lighting, ACs, heaters, compressors,
pumps etc. Install and commission
other mining machinery.
20
12
8
PC3. Conduct a test process to
ensure the performance of installed
electrical equipment as per the
defined specifications
20 12 8
PC4. Make modifications in the
parameters (by selecting the right
program from the machine control
system) if required and ensure
alignment with the prescribed
standard
20
12
8
PC5. Ensure the setting up of the
parameters of electrical equipment.
20
12
8
NOS Total 100 60 40
3. MIN/N0448 (O&M of electrical supply/ sub-station and equipment)
PC1. Run the installed electrical equipment in the substation and the electric system to generate and distribute the electricity to the entire mine area with back-ups and redundancies.
12
8
4
PC2. Repair and maintain the different electrical equipment as per manufacturers guidelines, SOPs, and as per the statutory requirements (if any)
12
8
4
PC3. Carry out predictive, preventive and break down maintenance for generators, transformers, circuit breakers, isolators, bus bars, control panels, switchboards, wiring, protective relays etc. Adhere to the maintenance schedule as guided by electrical supervisors.
16 8 8
PC4. Inspect electrical equipment to identify electrical risks, hazards, defects, or the need for adjustment or repair, and to ensure compliance with relevant statutes.
12
8
4
PC5. Diagnose malfunctioning systems, apparatus, or components, using test equipment and hand tools to locate the cause of a breakdown and correct the problem.
12
8
4
PC6. Test electrical systems or continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment, or fixtures, using testing devices, such as ohmmeters, voltmeters, ammeters, energy meters, or oscilloscopes, to ensure compatibility and safety of system.
12 8 4
PC7. Conduct all the tests and checks required for safe operation of the electrical equipment as per the statute.
12 8 4
PC8. Operate and maintain the electrical equipment and maintain records as per the statutory requirements.
12
8
4
NOS Total 100 64 36
4. MIN/N0901 (Health and Safety)
PC1. Comply with occupational health and safety regulations adopted by the employer.
9
3
6
PC2. Follow mining operations procedures with respect to materials handling and accidents
8
2
6
PC3. Follow the correct safety steps in case of accident or major failure
11
3
8
PC4. Comply with safety regulations and procedures in case of fire hazard.
9
3
6
PC5. Operate various grades of fire extinguishers. 8 2 6
PC6. Work responsibly and as safe and careful as possible so as not to put the health and safety of self or others at risk, including members of the public
10
2
8
PC7. Perform storage and transport of hazardous materials compliant with safety guidelines prescribed by DGMS.
9
3
6
PC8. Deal with misfires as per statutory requirement
9
3
6
PC9. Identify characteristics of post-blast fumes and take necessary precautions.
9
3
6
PC10. Wears safety gear such as hard hat, respiratory protection, eye protection, ear protection
9
3
6
PC11. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for care and safe operation of the equipment.
9
3
6
NOS Total 100 30 70
Annexure A:
Tools and Equipment for Basic Training (Block I)
BATCH: 30 candidates
Sector: Mining
Block I QP Code with Version No. or Course Code: MIN/Q0416, v1.0
Block I QP Name or Course Name: Mine Electrician
Block I NSQF Level: 4
S.
No.
Equipment Name
Minimum number of Equipment required (per batch of 30 trainees)
Unit Type
Is this a mandatory Equipment to be available at the Training Center (Yes/No)
Dimension/Specification /Description of the Equipment/ ANY OTHER REMARK
1 Helmet 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
2 Dust Mask 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
3 Goggles 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
4 Ear Plug 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
5 Gloves 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
6 Reflective Jacket 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
7 Safety Belt 5 set YES Approved by
DGMS
8 Gum Boots 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
9 Fire Extinguisher
Cylinders 2 set YES
10 First Aid Box 2 set YES
11 Fire Fighting Charts 1 set YES
12 First Aid Charts 1 set YES
13 Computer With 1 set YES
Internet
14 Lcd Projector 1 set YES
15 Trainer Chair & Table 1 set YES
16 Demonstration Table 1 set YES
17 Pin Up Boards 1 set YES
18 White Board 1 set YES
19 Connection Bushing
Terminal 1 set YES
20 Bus Bar 1 set YES
21 MCCB 1 set YES
22 China Clay Oil Filled
Insulator 1 set YES
23 Board Switch 1 set YES
24 Power Supply Monitor
Panel Board 1 set YES
25 Megger 1 set YES
26 Solding Iron And
Consumables 5 set YES
27 Clamp Meter 1 set YES
28 Digital Multi Meter 2 set YES
29 Switchgear 2 set YES
30 Screw Driver Set 1 set YES
31 Neo Tester 1 set YES
32 Combination Pliers 2 set YES
33 Nose Pliers 2 set YES
34 Spanner Set 2 set YES
35 Adjustable Wrench 2 set YES
36 Pipe Wrench 2 set YES
37 Measuring Tape 2 set YES
38 Hack Saw 2 set YES
39 Hammer 1 set YES
40 Chisel 2 set YES
41 Files Set 1 set YES
42 Wood Saw 1 set YES
43 Portable Drill Machine 1 set YES
44 Bench-Vice & Line-
Vice 1 set YES
45 Modal of sub-station
for illustration purpose 1 set YES
46 Single phase
transformer 2 KVA 1 set YES
47 3 phase transformer 1 set YES
oil filled 10 KVA
48 3 phase squirrel cage
Induction motors 5HP 1 set YES
49 Modal of continuity of
circuits 1 set YES
50 Heavy duty cutter 1 set YES
51 Electric knife 1 set YES
52 Connector 1 set YES
53 Lug 1 set YES
54 Wire gauge 1 set YES
55 Battery charger 1 set YES
56 Blow lamp 1 set YES
57 Pulley puller 1 set YES
58 Hydrometer 1 set YES
59 Tong tester 1 set YES
60 Cable 1 set YES double armored
60 mm
61 Cable tray 1 set YES
62 Line tester 1 set YES
63 Lead acid Batteries 1 set YES
64
Gate end box with
female socket:
single font, single
door and stand
mounted with bottom
cable entry system
1 set YES
Enclosure fitted
with
MCB
Power contractor
ELCB
Power socket
Earth leakage
relay
control
transformer
pilot relay
auxiliary
contactor
start /stop push
button
green light
indication
light(R,Y,B)
MCB for
transformer
control MCB
Main bus bar
earth bus bar
wiring
accessories
65 No/Nc push buttons 1 set YES
66 Electric Grinder 1 set YES
Annexure B:
Tools and Equipment for Hands-On at Employer Location (Block II)
BATCH: 30 candidates
Sector: Mining
Block II QP Code with Version No. or Course Code: MIN/Q0416, v1.0
Block II QP Name or Course Name: Mine Electrician
Block II NSQF Level: 4
S.
No.
Equipment Name
Minimum number of Equipment required (per batch of 30 trainees)
Unit Type
Is this a mandatory Equipment to be available at the Training Center (Yes/No)
Dimension/Specification /Description of the Equipment/ ANY OTHER REMARK
1 Helmet 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
2 Dust Mask 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
3 Goggles 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
4 Ear Plug 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
5 Gloves 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
6 Reflective Jacket 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
7 Safety Belt 5 set YES Approved by
DGMS
8 Gum Boots 15 set YES Approved by
DGMS
9 Fire Extinguisher
Cylinders 2 set YES
10 First Aid Box 2 set YES
11 Fire Fighting Charts 1 set YES
12 First Aid Charts 1 set YES
13 Computer With
Internet 1 set YES
14 Lcd Projector 1 set YES
15 Trainer Chair & Table 1 set YES
16 Demonstration Table 1 set YES
17 Pin Up Boards 1 set YES
18 White Board 1 set YES
19 Connection Bushing
Terminal 1 set YES
20 Bus Bar 1 set YES
21 MCCB 1 set YES
22 China Clay Oil Filled
Insulator 1 set YES
23 Board Switch 1 set YES
24 Power Supply Monitor
Panel Board 1 set YES
25 Megger 1 set YES
26 Solding Iron And
Consumables 5 set YES
27 Clamp Meter 1 set YES
28 Digital Multi Meter 2 set YES
29 Switchgear 2 set YES
30 Screw Driver Set 1 set YES
31 Neo Tester 1 set YES
32 Combination Pliers 2 set YES
33 Nose Pliers 2 set YES
34 Spanner Set 2 set YES
35 Adjustable Wrench 2 set YES
36 Pipe Wrench 2 set YES
37 Measuring Tape 2 set YES
38 Hack Saw 2 set YES
39 Hammer 1 set YES
40 Chisel 2 set YES
41 Files Set 1 set YES
42 Wood Saw 1 set YES
43 Portable Drill Machine 1 set YES
44 Bench-Vice & Line-
Vice 1 set YES
45 Modal of sub-station
for illustration purpose 1 set YES
46 Single phase
transformer 2 KVA 1 set YES
47 3 phase transformer
oil filled 10 KVA 1 set YES
48 3 phase squirrel cage
Induction motors 5HP 1 set YES
49 Modal of continuity of
circuits 1 set YES
50 Heavy duty cutter 1 set YES
51 Electric knife 1 set YES
52 Connector 1 set YES
53 Lug 1 set YES
54 Wire gauge 1 set YES
55 Battery charger 1 set YES
56 Blow lamp 1 set YES
57 Pulley puller 1 set YES
58 Hydrometer 1 set YES
59 Tong tester 1 set YES
60 Cable 1 set YES double armored
60 mm
61 Cable tray 1 set YES
62 Line tester 1 set YES
63 Lead acid Batteries 1 set YES
64
Gate end box with
female socket:
single font, single
door and stand
mounted with bottom
cable entry system
1 set YES
Enclosure fitted
with
MCB
Power contractor
ELCB
Power socket
Earth leakage
relay
control
transformer
pilot relay
auxiliary
contactor
start /stop push
button
green light
indication
light(R,Y,B)
MCB for
transformer
control MCB
Main bus bar
earth bus bar
wiring
accessories
65 No/Nc push buttons 1 set YES
66 Electric Grinder 1 set YES