TS 12543
Electrical ınstallation- fitter
The scope of this standard covers classification, specifications, qualifications, evaluation and testing criteria of an electricahl ınstallation- fitter at different levels, ıncluding tools and equipment to be used in this occupation profession
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TS 12543 is a vocational standard for the electrical installation fitter occupation and for classifying the people who perform this work. In practical terms, electrical installation fitting is concerned with the safe, orderly and fit-for-purpose installation, operation and checking of electrical internal wiring systems. This standard covers the definition of the occupation, the classification of workers in the field, the minimum basic and professional characteristics expected at each level, the tools, equipment and devices to be used, and the measurement criteria together with their evaluation.
How the occupation is defined and grouped
The focus of this standard is not a single task but the structured description of the occupation at different levels. That kind of classification helps distinguish differences in knowledge, skill and responsibility among people working under the same job family. In electrical work, this means the practitioner is expected not only to carry out installation tasks, but also to understand the systems involved, the equipment used and the basic logic of measurement and checking.
In general technical context, electrical installation work is associated with wiring, connectors, protective devices, luminaires, panel connections and inspection and testing activities. It is closely linked to the safe distribution of electrical energy in buildings ranging from homes to commercial premises. The mention of measurement criteria and evaluation in this standard indicates that competence is assessed not only by theory, but also by practical checking and measurement skills.
Tools, equipment and competence evaluation
The standard also frames the tools, equipment and devices used by an electrical installation fitter. In general, such equipment supports cable preparation, mounting, making connections, and checking voltage or continuity. Competence evaluation in this profession typically brings together practical workmanship, working discipline and the ability to interpret measurement results correctly.
- Definition and classification of the electrical installation fitter occupation
- Minimum basic and professional characteristics for each level
- Tools, equipment and devices to be used
- Measurement criteria and their evaluation
- Structured description of the occupation at different levels
- Publication Date: 22.03.1999
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 03.040 İş, İstihdam ; 03.100.30 İnsan Kaynakları Yönetimi
- Pages: 20
- Source Standard: W.Turner, "Home Electrics", Newnes Technical Books, Butterworth & Co (Publishers) Ltd, UK, 1985. W. Turner, "Electric Wiring", Second Edition, Newnes Technical Books, Butterworth & Co (Publishers) Ltd, UK, 1982. Developed in Concert With Heating, Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Policy Advisory Committee and V-Tecs, "National Skill Standards", 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097, USA. J.Hyde, "Electrical Installation Principles and Practices", The Motivate Series, Macmillan Texts for Industrial Vocational and Technical Education, UK, 1994. Mesleki ve Teknik Açıköğretim Okulu, “Elektrik Tesisat Bilgisi”, 3. Sınıf Elektrik Tesisatçılığı, 1. Fasikül, 1985. “2. Sınıf Elektrik Tesisatçılığı Ders Proğramları”, Millî Eğitim Gençlik ve Spor Bakanlığı Yayınları: 643, 1987. C. Aydın, H. Karaoğlan, “Elektrik Tesisatçılığı”, 3.Sınıf, 1989. “Elektrik İç Tesisleri Yönetmeliği”, İnkılâp Yayınevi, İstanbul, 1985. F.G. Thompson, “Electrical Installation and Workshop Technology”, Volume I, Fourth Edition, English Language Book Society / Longman, UK, 1984. F.G. Thompson, “Electrical Installation and Workshop Technology”, Volume II, Third Edition, English Language Book Society / Longman, UK, 1983. F.G. Thompson, “Electrical Installation Technology”, Volume III, Second Edition, English Language Book Society / Longman, UK, 1983. G.G. Seip (Siemens), “Electrical Installation Handbook”, Part 3, 2nd Revised and Enlarged Edition, John Wiley & Sons, 1987.
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