
Leica Cable Avoidance
What does the course involve?
- Why we use Cable Avoidance equipment.
- Guidance and Regulations.
- Risks and consequences.
- The theory of Electro Magnetic Locating (EML).
- EML limitations and possible solutions.
- Assessing the work area for signal interference and working within it.
- Utility identification.
- Effective initial use of the Signal Transmitter in Induction and Connection.
- Locating techniques.
- Using crossover to aid avoidance.
- Accessories and applying techniques.
- A written assessment.
This course also covers:
As part of this course there will also be two practical elements on our mock live site to ensure candidates have as much hands on experience as possible.
- Why we use Cable Avoidance equipment.
- Guidance and Regulations.
- Risks and consequences.
- The theory of Electro Magnetic Locating (EML).
- EML limitations and possible solutions.
- Assessing the work area for signal interference and working within it.
- Utility identification.
- Effective initial use of the Signal Transmitter in Induction and Connection.
- Locating techniques.
- Using crossover to aid avoidance.
- Accessories and applying techniques.
- A written assessment.
The first practical includes:
- Carrying out an equipment check.
- Visual inspection of the work area.
- Assessing the area for utilities.
- Calibration and Health check verification.
- Searching and pinpointing utilities to familiarize the trainee with automatic sensitivity.
- How to obtain utility directions.
- Different tracing methods.
The second practical includes:
- Surveying an allocated area using Active and Passive modes.
- Carrying out a 25 task practical assessment.
- Transmitter Induction methods and nulling.
- Calibration and Health check verification.
- Locating and verifying shallow utilities.
- How to obtain multiple depth estimations and verify reliability.
- Verifying and identifying connected utilities using the numeric indicators.
- Radial and Parallel sweeps (if required).
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