UEE42622 - Certificate IV in Hazardous Areas – Electrical
Train with Confidence. Work with Precision. Stay Compliant.
At Roar Training Solutions, we specialise in delivering practical, industry-focused training that ensures you're not only job-ready but also fully compliant with the stringent demands of working in potentially explosive environments. Our Certificate IV in Hazardous Areas – Electrical is tailored for licensed electricians looking to elevate their qualifications, expand their expertise, and operate safely in high-risk industrial settings.
This nationally recognised qualification is essential for professionals working in environments classified as hazardous due to the presence of flammable gases, vapours, or combustible dusts. Whether you’re in oil & gas, mining, chemical processing, manufacturing, or heavy industry, this course equips you with the skills and confidence to carry out your duties to the highest safety and compliance standards.
What You’ll Learn
Participants will gain comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge aligned with Australian Standards, including AS/NZS 60079, focusing on the following core competencies:
- Classification and zoning of hazardous areas
- Explosion-protection techniques and technology (Ex d, Ex e, Ex i, etc.)
- Installation, inspection, maintenance, and testing of explosion-protected electrical equipment
- Interpretation and compliance with regulatory frameworks, codes of practice, and statutory obligations
- Preparation and maintenance of hazardous area documentation and inspection reports
- Risk assessment, safe work procedures, and control measures for working in hazardous zones
- Periodic inspection and maintenance programs specific to hazardous environments
- Real-world simulations and hands-on training using industry-standard equipment and practices
Who Should Enrol?
This course is specifically designed for:
- Qualified electricians seeking to upskill
- Instrumentation technicians working in or transitioning to hazardous environments
- Professionals in industries where flammable or explosive atmospheres are present
Ideal candidates include those employed in:
- Oil & Gas Operations
- Petrochemical Plants
- Mining Sites
- Power Generation and Distribution
- Industrial Manufacturing Facilities
Entry Requirements
- A current and valid Electrical License is mandatory
- Prior industry experience in electrical or instrumentation roles is highly recommended
- Access to a suitable workplace may be required for completing certain assessment tasks
- Candidates may need to demonstrate competency in prerequisite units depending on existing qualifications
Units of Competency
This qualification includes the following nationally endorsed units:
Core Hazardous Area Units
- UEEHA0004 – Enter a classified hazardous area to undertake work related to electrical equipment
- UEEHA0020 – Conduct detailed inspection of electrical installations for hazardous areas
- UEEHA0022 – Determine explosion-protection requirements for a specified hazardous area
- UEEHA0023 – Develop and manage periodic inspection and maintenance programs
- UEEHA0025 – Install explosion-protected equipment and wiring systems
- UEEHA0026 – Maintain hazardous area equipment
- UEEHA0029 – Plan electrical installations for hazardous areas
- UEEHA0038 – Conduct visual and close inspections of electrical installations
Supporting Units
- UEECO0002 – Maintain documentation
- UEECD0010 – Compile and produce detailed energy sector reports
- UEECD0011 – Comply with scheduled and preventative maintenance processes
- UEECD0024 – Implement and monitor WHS policies and procedures in the energy sector
- UEECD0027 – Develop and follow a personal competency development plan
- UEERE0015 – Implement and monitor environmental and sustainable policies in the energy sector
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Note: Some units may have prerequisite requirements.
Delivery Format
We offer flexible, blended learning to meet the needs of working professionals:
- Online theoretical training with 24/7 access to course materials
- Hands-on practical workshops at our training facilities or on-site at your workplace
- Workplace-based assessments, where applicable
- Custom scheduling options available for FIFO workers and shift personnel
Career Outcomes
Graduates of this course are qualified for a range of specialised roles, including:
- Hazardous Area Electrician
- Electrical Maintenance Technician – Hazardous Locations
- Compliance & Inspection Officer – Explosive Atmospheres
- Electrical Supervisor – High-Risk Environments
- Project Electrician – Hazardous Facilities
- These roles are in high demand across Australia and internationally in energy, mining, chemical, and heavy industrial sectors.
Enrol Today
Ready to take your electrical career to the next level?
Contact Roar Training Solutions now to secure your place, request a quote for group bookings, or speak to a course advisor. Sunshine Coast RTO #6302.
