BEM Micro-credential
Dniprorudne Professional Lyceum
State educational institution
BEM content (for all partners) |
Title/name of the credential | Portable Generator Operator | |||
Function of the micro-credentials / purpose | Education of learners on modern management techniques and the structure of various types of generators. | ||||
Possible target groups | Micro-credential “Portable Generator Operator”within the framework of vocational education and training (VET) aimed at students and workers who wish to acquire skills and competencies as “Portable Generator Operator.” | ||||
Branch/sector of application | All sectors of the economy | ||||
Fields of application / work environment | Urban and rural municipal management Industrial enterprises Governmental and private institutions | ||||
Typical work/professional tasks | Visual inspection;
Monitoring the reliability of fastenings and joints; Checking the functionality and protection of measuring equipment and automation systems; Testing, adjusting, and lubricating specific equipment components; Replacement and inventory of parts that have reached the end of their service life; Inspection and diagnosis of electrical equipment. |
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Learning outcomes (personal and job related) | Knowledgе
Primary types of locksmith tools used during work; Norms for manual lifting of heavy objects; Testing intervals for protective equipment and devices, rules for their operation, maintenance, and use; Location of first aid facilities, main and alternate exits, evacuation routes in case of emergency situations; Methods for freeing a victim from electric shock. |
Skills
Visual inspection and acceptance of equipment; Ability to check and diagnose electrical equipment; Monitoring the reliability of fastenings and joints; Use of basic types of tools used during work; Providing first aid as necessary; Ensuring compliance with occupational safety rules. |
ACTIVITIES Competences (autonomy/responsibility)
Ability to take job responsibilities seriously; Collaboration with team members during work; Knowledge of professional terminology; Ability to act in non-standard situations; Ability to work in a team; Ability to make independent decisions. |
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Validation | Criteria
Application of acquired knowledge; Evaluation of the final product; Compliance with requirements of completed tasks; Meeting customer expectations and requirements; Mechanism for checking and testing completed work. |
Procedures
Formation of a qualification commission (QC) The applicant completes practical and theoretical tasks Decision of the QC (employers, educational institution staff) Awarding with a certificate or digital badge. |
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Recognised/accepted (documented by MoU) | Cooperation agreement with enterprises:
Private Joint Stock Company Zaporizkyi Iron-Ore Plant (PJSC Zaporizkyi Iron-Ore Plant); Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant; DTEK; Zaporizhzhia Thermal Power Plant. |
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Provider(s) | Private and state sectors | ||||
Additional information
(if needed) |
Entry level / prerequisites |
150 hours |
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Possible duration (recommendation) | |||||
Specific content (national)
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Position in the chain of educational programmes | Part of the qualification: the micro-qualification can be integrated into the field of “Electrical Engineering” or introduced as a specialized topic within the profession of “Electrician”. | |||
Reference to NQF | |||||
Credits | |||||