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Definitions

For the purpose restricted electrical licence system information, the following terms have the meanings as described.

Applicant
A person applying for a restricted electrical licence.
Approved assessor
An organisation or person that assesses competencies of an applicant or trainee.
Licensing authority
The State or Territory authority responsible for issuing electrical licences. The Queensland authority is the Department of Justice and Attorney-General.
On-the-job trainer
A person responsible for supervising a trainee. The supervisor must have an electrical worker licence at least equivalent to the level of restricted electrical licence for which the trainee is undergoing training.
On-the-job training provider
The trainer providing on-the-job training in NREL competencies. This will generally be the employer of the trainee.
Recognition of prior learning (RPL)
A form of assessment used to determine if a person has, through informal and formal training and experience, achieved the required competencies for exemption from a recognised training program.
Trainee
An applicant with approval to carry out training for a restricted electrical licence.

These definitions are provided to improve an understanding of the NREL system.

Contacts

Electrical safety infoline

1300 650 662 (local call charge within Australia, mobiles charged at applicable rates)

Trades Recognition Australia

Visit Trades Recognition Australia (non-Queensland Government link) for more information on national recognition of your electrical trade skills.

SmartLicence

Contact SmartLicence on 1300 363 711 for applications for licences, permits and registration information and assistance
Last reviewed
25 June 2010
Last updated
9 March 2012

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