Accredited Service Provider (ASP) Class 2D Pathway Course
This course provides the skills and accreditation needed to become an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) Class 2D, allowing professionals to install, remove, and commission whole current metering equipment in compliance with local electricity distributor standards. The course is delivered face-to-face over two days – first day is the theory and content. Second day is the practical lessons and assessments.
Deposit: $500
$1,250.00
Duration
Format
Course Type
Course overview
ASP Class 2D
(previously known as Category 4) – Installing metering for meter types 5 to 6 and other Network Operator service equipment:
- remove and replace a local electricity distributor security seal in accordance with local electricity distributor procedures;
- installation and removal of whole current metering equipment in accordance with the local distributor’s published standards; and
- disconnection and reconnection of the installation at the connection point; and
- energising new installations.
An ASP may only remove or install meters of types 1 to 4 if the ASP is also accredited as a meter provider with the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) or the ASP is undertaking this work as a sub-contractor to another company which is properly accredited by AEMO for this purpose.
Features
- Nationally recognized training
- Hands-on practical assessments
- Compliance with industry standards
- Pathway to ASP accreditation
Skills & Competencies
- Installing and commissioning whole current electricity meters
- Disconnecting and reconnecting electrical installations
- Handling and replacing security seals
- Energising new installations
Benefits
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Receive a nationally accredited certificate upon successful completion of your course, ensuring you meet Australian industry standards.
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Benefit from the knowledge and experience of seasoned trainers and professionals who understand real-world trade applications.
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Gain access to an extensive network of industry partners and resources to support your career development.
Local Support, When You Need It
Based in New South Wales, we provide personalized support to help you succeed throughout your training journey.
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What will I learn?
3 Modules • Approx 2 days of Learning Content
Service Installation
Learn the requirements and procedures for working on service installations, including compliance with network operator regulations. This module covers the safe handling of electrical service equipment and best practices for metering installations.
Rules Sections 1 & 4
Gain an understanding of the key sections of the Service and Installation Rules of New South Wales. Section 1 covers general requirements, while Section 4 focuses on metering, ensuring compliance with industry standards and local distributor guidelines.
UEEEL0078 – Install and Commission Whole Current Electricity Meters (Release 2)
This nationally recognized unit covers the installation, removal, and commissioning of whole current electricity meters. It includes wiring connections, meter testing, fault diagnosis, and compliance with electrical safety standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should take this course?
This course is ideal for electricians looking to gain ASP Class 2D accreditation for metering work.
What do I need to enrol
You will need to provide the following details:
• Full name
• Residential Address
• Contact phone number
• Email address
• Unique Student Identification number (USI)
• Copy of electrical license or any relevant qualifications
What can I do with an ASP Class 2D accreditation?
You can install, remove, and commission whole current metering equipment for meter types 5 and 6.
What are the pre-requisites?
- UEE30820 – Certificate III in Electro-technology
Electrician (or equivalent)
Individual prerequisites
UEEEL0039 Design, install and verify compliance and functionality of general electrical installations
UETDRRF004 Perform rescue from a live LV panel
Please note:
Metering requires you to complete the level 2 New ESI course prior to attending .
If you require Initial Essential Energy Electrical Safety Rules (ESR) you will be required to attend Level 2 New ESI
They hold or achieve prerequisite units already
UEERE0001 – Apply environmentally and sustainable procedures in the energy sector
UETDREL001 – Apply environmental requirements
UETDREL005 – Work safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus; and
UETDRMP011 – Testing of connections to low voltage electricity networks
Registered Training Organisations (RTO’s) must ensure that any/all prerequisite units of competency (as specified within each of the relevant competency standards) have been achieved prior to awarding any of the units of competency specified.
Do I need any equipment or PPE?
| Mandatory: | Recommended: |
| Arc Rated T Shirt (long sleeve) | Electrical hand tools |
| Long trousers | IR tester |
| Safety Boots | NST Tester |
| Safety Glasses | Phase rotation meter |
| LV Insulation gloves (inners) | Personal Laptop or iPad |
What are the learning outcomes?
Level 2 allows for construction of service lines between the distribution system and the point of connection to the premises and for the installation and energisation of metering services. Level 2d service providers may be accredited for the following work categories:
metering and energising new installations
installing contestable market metering
What’s the accreditation process?
To become accredited an applicant must apply in writing, using the
approved application form along with:
- the completed application form;
- evidence of the required competencies;
- the completed form for the registration of persons who will be
seeking to be authorised by the electricity distributor/s to undertake
contestable services;
- evidence of meeting the insurance requirements; and
- the application fee
Click here for details Department of Planing and Environment
02 82751960
Authorization
Following registration, an ASP must seek to have those personnel
authorised by the local electricity distributor. Only personnel who are
currently registered with the Scheme can be authorised.
The local electricity distributor is responsible for determining who is
authorised to work on or near the distribution network. The electricity
distributor/s will require registered personnel to undertake training in
relevant safety and operating procedures and be familiar with and show
they can comply with their respective safety management systems,
electrical safety rules and other relevant policies.
The 3 NSW Local Electricity Distributors are detailed below:
Authorisation details
Ausgrid:https://www.ausgrid.com.au/ASPs-and-Contractors/Ausgrid-Authorisation
Endeavour Energy: https://www.endeavourenergy.com.au/safety/safety-resources/working-safely-near-our-network
Essential Energy https://engage.essentialenergy.com.au/level2asp
The following meter providers have safety management systems accepted by Fair Trading and can operate in NSW:
- Activestream
- Acumen Metering
- IntelliHub
- Metering Dynamics
- Metropolis Metering Services
- Plus, ES
- Powermetric Metering
- Select Solutions Group
- Spotless Advanced Metering
- Vector Advanced Metering Services
Please visit HERE and read the requirements from the NSW Fair Trading or contact them directly on 02 9895 0076 or email advancedmeter@customerservice.nsw.gov.au for any general enquiries
Annual Statutory Training
Everybody who works on or near the Electricity Supply Network must be deemed competent in the tasks they are to perform; and trained and assessed yearly in the appropriate escape, release and rescue procedures for those tasks.
See ASP FAQ
https://www.energy.nsw.gov.au/nsw-plans-and-progress/regulation-and-policy/asp-scheme-and-contestable-works/asp-scheme-frequently
Accredited Service Provider (ASP) Class 2D Pathway Course
$1,250.00
This course provides the skills and accreditation needed to become an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) Class 2D, allowing professionals to install, remove, and commission whole current metering equipment in compliance with local electricity distributor standards. The course is delivered face-to-face over two days – first day is the theory and content. Second day is the practical lessons and assessments.
Deposit: $500
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