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Disconnect / Reconnect Units

Get the practical knowledge and hands-on skills required to safely disconnect and reconnect electrical equipment and components. This training focuses on correct procedures, compliance, and workplace safety, supporting those who need this unit for specific job requirements or licensing pathways.

Duration
3 Months
Delivery mode
Hybrib (On-campus/Online)
Next intake
19.01.2026

About this course

These units are designed for individuals who need to safely disconnect and reconnect electrical equipment as part of their trade or work role. They provide the essential knowledge required to comply with safety regulations and industry standards.

Training focuses on risk assessment, safe isolation procedures, and correct reconnection techniques. Students develop practical skills to perform tasks confidently and responsibly in real workplace scenarios.

These units are commonly undertaken by tradespeople seeking compliance or additional authorisation to perform specific electrical tasks safely and legally.
Outcomes

Learning outcomes

Through a mixture of theory and practical course work, learn to:

Apply safe isolation, testing and verification processes before disconnection and reconnection tasks
Follow job instructions, switching procedures and workplace permits and authorisations
Disconnect and reconnect low voltage equipment and circuits within permitted scope and requirements
Identify hazards, manage risk controls, and use tools and test equipment correctly
Complete documentation, communicate outcomes, and escalate issues appropriately
Outcomes

Course outcomes

Gain practical experience and develop specialist skills that give you an advantage in the job market.

Practical, safety-first capability for controlled disconnect and reconnect tasks in real work environments
Increased confidence with testing, verification and step-by-step procedures
Strong awareness of compliance expectations and the importance of working within scope
Better workplace readiness for electrical service environments and related trade pathways
Clear stepping-stone into broader electrotechnology learning where relevant
Suitability

Is this course right for you?

Before enrolling, please review the requirements and prerequisites below to ensure this course aligns with your experience, capabilities, and training goals.

Course requirements

This unit is intended for licensed or trainee electrical workers performing disconnect and reconnect activities.

  • Valid photo identification
  • Resume outlining electrical work experience
  • Evidence of relevant electrical tasks
  • Understanding of electrical safety procedures
  • Compliance with regulatory requirements

Entry prerequisites

Participants must hold relevant electrical licences or be employed under appropriate supervision.

Free assessment

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Complete a short self skills assessment and let our team guide you towards the best option — whether that’s this course, RPL, or gap training.

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  • Identify any gap training required
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Pathways

Where this course can take you

Explore career options and next-step study pathways that align with this qualification and your long-term goals.

Career outcomes

Jobs you can pursue

Typical roles graduates move into depending on experience, licensing requirements, and workplace opportunities.

Restricted Electrical Worker (Disconnect/Reconnect Scope)
$1400–$2300 / week
Industry Electrical / Restricted Licence Pathway
Type Full-time
Electrical Maintenance Assistant (Restricted)
$1350–$2200 / week
Industry Facilities / Maintenance
Type Full-time
Service Technician (Equipment Disconnect/Reconnect)
$1350–$2250 / week
Industry Appliances / Equipment Service
Type Full-time
Trades Assistant (Electrical Work Under Supervision)
$1200–$1900 / week
Industry Electrical / Trades
Type Full-time
Pathway Role Towards Electrical Apprenticeship
$800–$1250 / week
Industry Electrical / Apprenticeship
Type Apprenticeship

Salary ranges vary by role, award, employer, location, and experience.

Next steps

Further study pathways

Continue into higher qualifications, specialisations, or complementary training to broaden your opportunities.

If you want the full electrical trade pathway, progress into the electrician qualification.
All Skills course
Add complementary restricted units where required
Depending on job scope, you may add related units aligned to testing or basic fault-finding pathways.
Study option
Workplace safety and compliance development
Strengthen WHS, risk management and safe work practices relevant to your work environment.
Study option
Units

What you’ll study

Units are grouped by core and elective. Your trainer will confirm elective selections (where applicable) based on packaging rules and delivery schedule.

Core units
Code
Unit name
Type
UEENEEE101A
Apply Occupational Health and Safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace
Core
UEENEEP010A
Disconnect-reconnect appliances connected to low voltage installation wiring
Core
UEENEEP014A
Disconnect-reconnect water heaters connected to low voltage installation wiring
Core
UEENEEP015A
Disconnect-reconnect motors connected to low voltage installation wiring
Core

Facilities built for real trade skills

Train in purpose-built labs designed to simulate workplace environments — so you can practice practical tasks, follow structured activities, and complete assessments using industry-relevant equipment.

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RTO

RTO delivering this course

This course is delivered through the RTO listed below. Where no partner is specified, All Skills College delivers the course.

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Australia Institute of Business and Technology
RTO Code: 41138
Legal name
Brighton Pacific Pty. Ltd
ABN
37168731048
Website
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Official registration source