Occupational Profiles - Power Distribution Unit 

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Power Distribution Unit 
last modified by Simon Rath
on 2022/02/23 17:49

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Power Distribution Unit Description
Scope note
Competences

Power Distribution Unit Description
This unit describes the process of setting up mobile electrical power systems in the field of entertainment technology. In manyMember States, a certificate for a “qualified technician for mobile electrical power systems” may be required.

A mobile electrical power system starts at the predetermined origin of the electrical installation and always includes all cable and plug connected devices. The system must be both electrically and operationally safe. Depending on type and size of the system to be planned, the person responsible will need sufficient practical experience in addition to their professional expertise.

The competences listed in TeBeVAT are common for electrical technicians in all areas in the sector.

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Scope note
ESCO: essential skills/competences of
•	Performance Lighting Technician
•	Recording Studio Technician
•	Light Board Operator
•	Intelligent Lighting Engineer
•	Audio Production Technician
•	Stage Technician
•	Theatre Technician
•	Boom Operator
•	Performance Video Operator
•	Camera Operator
•	Event Electrician
•	Audio-visual Technician
Competences
The Work Organisation Unit competences are a prerequisite as a basis for all units.
Planning (10)
11 20 10 04 10 - Assess power needs (Prepare and manage the provision of electrical power for different areas.)
70 20 10 04 30 - Plan teamwork (Organise the working schedule of a group of people in order to meet all time and quality requirements.)
70 30 10 05 10 - Develop project schedule (Define the project completion stages and create a timeline. Synchronise necessary activities, taking into account the convergence of production elements. Establish a schedule.)
Preparing (20)
11 20 20 04 20 - Set up generators (Install and operate generators as power supplies according to regulations and specifications.)
11 20 20 03 30 - Provide power distribution (Sustain power distribution for light, stage, sound, video and recording purposes.)
Running the Show (40)
00 00 40 03 10 - Communicate during show (Interact efficiently during a live performance, in order to anticipate any possible malfunctionings.)
After the Show (50)
00 00 50 03 10 - De‐rig electronic equipment (Remove and store various types of electronic equipment safely after use.)
00 00 50 03 20 - Store performance equipment (Dismantle sound, light and video equipment in a safely manner after a performance event. Make sure the equipment is correctly stored away.)
15 20 50 04 10 - Pack electronic equipment (Safely pack sensitive electronic equipment for storage and transport.)
Maintenance (60)
11 20 60 04 10 - Maintain electrical equipment (Test electrical equipment for malfunctions. Take safety measures, company guidelines and legislation concerning electrical equipment into account. Clean,repair and replace parts and connections as required.)