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ò UET50219
Diploma of ESI - Power Systems
ò UET60219
Advanced Diploma of ESI -
Power Systems
(Australia and New Zealand only)
 Dr. Steve Mackay
Dean of Engineering
Dr. Steve Mackay is the founder of the Engineering
Institute of Technology. He firmly believes in Nelson
Mandela’s mantra that, “Education is the most powerful
weapon which we can use to change the world.” His
leadership has inspired EIT’s unique and distinctive
approach to engineering education.
Since 2008 three core objectives define the essence of
the institute:
\ Collaborating comprehensively with industry to
ensure graduates are job-ready.
\ Employing platforms of learning to facilitate student
accessibility and engagement.
\ Keeping the business of education student-centric.
Dr. Mackay has enjoyed a varied career in engineering,
having worked in automation, data acquisition,
instrumentation, data communications, and process
control throughout Australia, Europe, Africa, and North
America over the past 35 years. He has successfully
pioneered the application of new technologies in
Australia and overseas, installing industrial data
communication systems and implementing live
online education, (including remote laboratories), for
engineering students worldwide.
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Dr. Mackay has been involved in a range of industries,
including power stations, mining, mineral processing,
oil/gas/petrochemical plants, and platforms. He has
presented courses on industrial data communications,
data acquisition, instrumentation, and process control
to over 30,000 engineers and technicians worldwide
for clients such as NASA, Rolls Royce, and BP. He has
also co-authored and edited 25 engineering books that
have been published across the world. Dr. Mackay is a
Fellow of Engineers Australia with a license to practice
as a Chemical, Mechanical, and Electrical Chartered
Professional Engineer.
As Dean of the Engineering Institute of Technology,
Dr. Mackay leads the institute in providing micro-
credentials and engineering qualifications to over
1500 students per year from 140 countries. He has
an unswerving focus on student outcomes and on
excellence in education.
 Introduction
They also include managing personnel, the business
aspects of projects, and giving specialist advice to deal
with day-to-day issues and problems.
You will need to complete all core units, plus a variety of
The UET50219 Diploma of ESI electives to achieve these qualifications. This allows you

- Power Systems & UET60219 to tailor the program to the outcomes you require.
The skills and knowledge described within the units of
Advanced Diploma of ESI - these qualifications may require a license or permit to
Power Systems are designed practice in the workplace. Additional or other conditions
may also apply under state and territory legislative
to keep you and your company and regulatory licensing requirements, which must be

at the forefront of the electrical confirmed before commencing the qualification.

supply industry.
By undertaking these programs, you will gain the skills
and knowledge required to work in the electricity supply
industry as a High Voltage Substation Project Manager,
a Senior Systems Operator, or a Power Systems
Technical Officer.
The units within these qualifications cover areas such as
overseeing the construction of electrical substations and
What You Will Gain
Upon completion of the UET50219 Diploma of ESI -
Power Systems & UET60219 Advanced Diploma of ESI
- Power Systems, you will gain:
\ Skills and knowledge in the latest and developing
technologies in electricity supply and power systems
\ Practical guidance from electricity systems industry

related projects within the electricity supply industry. (ESI) experts from around the world
\ An Australian accredited Diploma of ESI - Power Systems
and/or Advanced Diploma of ESI - Power Systems
\ Global networking contacts in the industry
\ Improved career options

A note regarding recognition of this course in the Australian education

system: This is a nationally accredited qualification, and EIT is approved by the
Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) to deliver it in all Australian states.

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 Why EIT?
Industry-Oriented
Our programs are designed by an international body
of industry experts, ensuring you graduate with
cutting-edge skills that are valued by employers
around the world. Our program content will remain
current with rapidly changing technology and industry
developments.

Unique Delivery Model

Our unique online delivery methodology makes use
of live and interactive webinars, expert lecturers,
dedicated learning support officers, and state-of-the-art
technologies such as remote and virtual laboratories,
and simulation software.  Our supportive blended
learning model and small class sizes encourage you to
advance your technical knowledge and remain engaged
in your studies while forming industry networks and
balancing life and work commitments.

Industry Experienced Lecturers

Our lecturers are highly experienced engineers with
applied knowledge.
We are one of
World-Class Australian the only institutes
Accredited Education
Like all Australian vocational education and
in the world
specializing in
training providers, EIT programs are accredited by the
exacting standards of the Australian Government’s
Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). We have
programs that are also recognized under international
engineering accords. engineering.

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 Program Structure
Each qualification is made up of a series of core
and elective units. The requirements for granting
the qualification will be met when competency is
demonstrated and achieved for:
1. All the Core Units relevant to the qualification
(diploma or advanced diploma), and
2. A combination of available Elective Units. Elective
units must add up to a weighting of 900 points
(diploma) and 1340 points (advanced diploma)
3. All of any prerequisite requirements

Core Units
The core units listed below are all mandatory to complete as part of the diploma.
Completion of unit UEENEEE083A is also required as part of the advanced diploma.

Unit Code Unit Name

UEENEED104A Use software for engineering applications

UEENEEE124A Compile and produce an energy sector detailed report

UEENEEE125A Provide engineering solutions for problems in complex multiple path circuits problems

UEENEEE126A Provide solutions to basic engineering computational problems

UEENEEG149A Provide engineering solutions to problems in complex polyphase power circuits

Implement and monitor the power system organisational WHS/OHS policies, procedures
UETTDRIS62
and programs

Implement and monitor power systems environmental and sustainable energy

UETTDRIS63
management policies and procedures

UEENEEE101A Apply Occupational Health Safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace

UEENEEE102A Fabricate, dismantle, assemble utilities components

UEENEEE104A Solve problems in D.C. circuits

UEENEEE107A Use drawings, diagrams, schedules, standards, codes and specifications

UEENEEG101 Solve problems in electromagnetic devices and related circuits

UEENEEG102A Solve problems in low voltage A.C. circuits

UETTDREL11 Apply sustainable energy and environmental procedures

UETTDREL16 Working safely near live electrical apparatus

UEENEEE083A Establish and follow a competency development plan in an electrotechnology

(Advanced Diploma Unit) engineering discipline

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 Elective Units
The three elective streams of each course allow students
to specialize and develop careers in one of the following
challenging and exciting fields:
1. Electrical protection and testing – network protection systems,
control systems, power communication equipment
2. Electrical engineering design – overhead, underground, substations
and public lighting systems
3. Power system operations – LV and HV distribution systems, transmission
systems, sub-transmission networks

Electrical Protection and Testing Stream Units

DIPLOMA UNITS
Unit Code Unit Name Points

UETTDRTS21 Maintain interdependent network protection and control systems 150

UETTDRTS22 Commission interdependent network protection and control systems 150

UETTDRTS25 Maintain and test metering schemes 140

UETTDRTS26 Commission power systems metering schemes 150

UETTDRTS27 Perform accuracy checks on power systems instrument transformers 150

UETTDRTS28 Repair, test and calibrate protection relays and meters 150

UETTDRTS29 Develop power systems secondary isolation instructional documents 150

UETTDRTS31 Maintain, test and commission power systems voltage regulating equipment 150

UETTDRTS34 Install and maintain power system communication equipment 150

ADVANCED DIPLOMA UNITS

Unit Code Unit Name Points

UETTDRTS23 Conduct evaluation of power system substation faults 140

UETTDRTS35 Maintain complex network protection and control systems 180

UETTDRTS36 Commission complex network protection and control systems 180

It is possible to combine units from these three streams

to develop a more general background; this will be
dependent upon your own work circumstances and is
determined case-by-case.

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 Elective Units
Electrical Engineering Design Stream Units

DIPLOMA UNITS
Unit Code Unit Name Points

UETTDRDS35 Design overhead distribution power systems 140

UETTDRDS36 Design underground distribution power systems 140

UETTDRDS38 Design power system public lighting systems 140

Prepare and manage detailed construction plans for electrical power system
UETTDRDS39 140
infrastructure

UETTDRDS42 Investigate quality of power systems supply issues 140

UETTDRDS43 Develop high voltage and low voltage distribution protection systems 150

UETTDRDS45 Organise and implement ESI line and easement surveys 140

UETTDRDS46 Develop planned power systems outage strategies 140

BSBWOR501 Manage personal work priorities and professional development 60

BSBWOR502 Lead and manage team effectiveness 60

BSBMGT502 Manage people performance 70

BSBCUS501 Manage quality customer service 40

Power System Operations Stream Units

DIPLOMA UNITS
Unit Code Unit Name Points

UETTDREL15 Respond to power systems technical enquiries and requests 40

UETTDRSO36 Develop low voltage distribution switching programs 150

UETTDRSO37 Develop high voltage distribution and sub-transmission switching programs 150

UETTDRSO38 Develop and evaluate power systems transmission switching programs 150

UETTDRSO40 Coordinate high voltage distribution and sub-transmission networks 150

UETTDRSO45 Operate and monitor system SCADA equipment 150

UETTDRSO46 Monitor and control the field staff activities 150

UETTDRSO47 Coordinate high voltage transmission network 150

UETTDRSO48 Respond to discrete and interdependent protection operations 150

UETTDRSO49 Coordinate power system operations in a regulated energy market 150

ADVANCED DIPLOMA UNITS

Unit Code Unit Name Points

UETTDRS032 Manage Power System Network Faults 180

UETTDRS035 Manage High Voltage Distribution and Subtransmission Network Demand 180

UETTDRSO41 Manage power systems transmission networks 180

UETTDRS050 Respond to Complex Power System Protection Operations 180

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 Our class sizes are small to
allow you to build rapport with
lecturers and fellow students.
Time Commitment
and Duration Student Support
You are expected to spend approximately 10–15 hours
per week learning the program material and completing
assessments. This includes attending weekly webinars
that run for about 90–120 minutes to facilitate class
discussion and allow you to ask questions. This program
is run online on a part-time basis and has been designed
to fit around full-time work. It will take 24–36 months to
complete the UET50219 Diploma of ESI - Power Systems
and an additional 12 months to complete UET60219
Advanced Diploma of ESI - Power Systems.
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We provide you with support and encouragement from
staff for the duration of your studies. You will have a
dedicated Learning Support Officer, plus support from
academic staff when you need it.
Our class sizes are small to allow you to build rapport
with lecturers and fellow students. This will enable you
to ask questions and seek clarity when needed.
We understand that personal circumstances can
change while you are undertaking your studies. If at any
point, you feel that you are struggling with the pace of
the program or finding a particular module challenging,
you can contact your designated Learning Support
Officer. They will be able to either provide you with extra
material, assignment extensions or put you in touch
with the relevant lecturer for assistance.
 Hardware and Software Requirements
To access our remote laboratories, you will need:
\ Operating system: Windows 7 or higher (Windows
10 recommended); or macOS 10.12 or higher
(recommended)
\ Storage: A minimum of 4GB memory (RAM),
and a minimum of 20GB of spare disk space is
recommended
\ Processor: 1.5Ghz or higher, 2 cores or higher
\ An 11” Monitor with at least 1024x768 screen
resolution
\ Internet access with at least 5Mbps download and
upload speeds
\ A valid personal email address
\ Speakers and microphone/headset (can be built-in)
\ A webcam that can recognize your face for invigilated
(online) exams
\ Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) or similar
software
\ An up-to-date web browser

Note: An Android or iOS tablet can be used to join webinars, but a computer is preferable for some simulation
software and for remote laboratory access.
The program software packages and setup details will be provided to students on the start date of the program. The
software is included in your tuition fee.

Academic Resources
We pride ourselves on providing you with quality learning resources. All teaching materials are delivered via our
learning management system, Moodle, including webinar slides, and a comprehensive reading list. We also provide
access to an extensive online library and subscribe to a wide range of engineering-focused library collections,
including over 160 technical engineering manuals developed and published by our sister company IDC Technologies.

Online Library
Our eLibrary is hosted on our learning management system and provides free access to a vast array of resources
to support your study. You will receive free online access to IDC Technologies’ technical engineering manuals, as
well as the international libraries we subscribe to, namely Elsevier Knovel, GALE Academic OneFile, and the IEEE
STEM 45+ collection. Collectively, these libraries contain hundreds of thousands of resources, including textbooks,
journals, articles, conference papers, and other learning resources such as equations and unit converters.

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Fees
You will be able to pay for your tuition fees at EIT by
one of two methods:
\ Upfront in full
\ Per unit basis
Payment can be made by EFT or by credit card
(Visa and Mastercard only).
Please fill in the form at the bottom of this page to receive
an automatic email detailing the fees for this program.

Entry Requirements
Although there are no formal entry requirements, in order to
complete the on-the-job components, you must be employed in the
electrical supply industry. It is designed to formalize the on-the-job
experience you have already gained.

How to Apply
Please visit the program page on our website and fill in the contact a course
advisor form. You will receive an automatic email with detailed program
information and an application link.
Our course advisors are available to assist you with any questions you have
during the application process. You will also be required to submit supporting
documents to confirm your identity and that you meet our entry requirements.
Your application will then be assessed by your Learning Support Officer, which
will take approximately seven working days. During this time, we will notify
you if further documents are required. This may cause a delay in the process.

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The information contained in this publication is accurate and current at the date of publishing. For up-to-date information,
please visit our website: www.eit.edu.au.

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