SEP Exam 1kV: Commission from Wrocław to Legnica, Question Types, Oral/Tests, & Retakes

Hello.
I am attending a sep course up to 1 kv (I was sent from the UP for this course) and soon I will have an external exam: a commission will come from Wrocław to my city (Legnica).
and I'm very afraid of the exam because I don't know what to ask?
and how many questions are they asked if they are tests or are they being answered orally?
and if it fails if and when can the exam be repeated?

I am asking for specific questions and preferably answers to them.

Hey, my colleagues at Wroclaw University of Science and Technology took it orally and the question was different: \

"And what do you need these powers for?"
"what do you need this for?"

and, of course, theoretical about various goodies from the SEP course, I do not know the details, but most of them only passed some of the permissions they highlighted ...

If you prepare - there will be no problem.
Once on the forum I posted files with most of the information needed to pass an exam (it coincided with the topics discussed during the lectures before the exam and with the questions during the exam itself) - if you search - you will surely find it.
Generally, protection against electric shock and first aid are frequently mangled topics. All in all, it cannot be said that in Wrocław they are asking for one thing, in Kraków for another, and in Gdańsk for something else. After all, it is the same electrical engineering

When writing UP, I did not mean a university, but a Employment Office because such a university referred me to training, and as for me, I studied at universities but with a different field and specialty (I am a production management engineer, and my specialty is quality management ) and you will probably ask why do I need this course? well, I was wondering, but who knows, maybe it will come in handy?
Well, from first aid, I would like to talk about health and safety, but any differential current connections? Oh, I have no idea about it.
So I'm still asking some specific questions.

I have an exam on October 21, 2005
Regards

kruk wrote:

So I'm still asking some specific questions.
Regards

Hello
You have specifically (overheard questions):
1. We supply the transformer with 230 V DC, transformer ratio is 10, please specify the voltage on the secondary winding.
2. What are safe voltages and how much are they. specify for direct and alternating current.
3.what is the difference between grounding and zeroing?
4. what belongs to the basic protection and what belongs to the additional protection.
5. how does the differential work (very generally), in which networks we can use and in which not.
6. what position should you place an unconscious electrocuted person in?

and many more
greetings

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Well, from first aid, I would like to talk about health and safety, but any differential current connections? Oh, I have no idea about it.

I just hope that the committee will get to know your "knowledge" and fail you.
God save us from such "electricians".
My advice - Manage maybe better production quality.

if you read this:
http://www.sep.com.pl/opracowania.htm

https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic148834.html

you should know a little more.

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I just hope that the committee will get to know your "knowledge" and fail you.
God save us from such "electricians".
My advice - Manage maybe better production quality.

You know, since they sent me from the employment office, so I will not resign, and the more permissions, the better. well, but the commission will probably not be that strict?!.

Added after 13 [minutes]:

are there even tasks to be solved on exams?
no, I guess this committee will have to relax
(well, it teaches me all this on a kush in 10 days of May, teach me all this?)

1. We supply the transformer with 230 V DC, transformer ratio is 10, please specify the voltage on the secondary winding.
2. What are safe voltages and how much are they. specify for direct and alternating current.
(please, answer - it's probably safe 230V?)
3.what is the difference between grounding and zeroing? (I answer quietly: grounding is a wire inserted into the ground and zeroing? is a state in which the zero state is maintained. is it good?)
4. what belongs to the basic protection and what belongs to the additional protection. (resp. the basic protection is protection aimed at protecting a person against the effects of electric shock, and the additional one?)
5. how does the differential work (very generally), in which networks we can use and in which not. (a nice difference question, it is probably used to balance the current?)
6. what position should you place an unconscious electrocuted person in? (side fixed?)
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Okay, I answered for a person who is 24 years old and who has an understanding of electricity only from physics and everyday life.
So to correct me, I count on your help ;-)

Added after 3 [minutes]:

mrrudzin wrote:

if you read this:
http://www.sep.com.pl/opracowania.htm

https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic148834.html

you should know a little more.

thanks for that
I am teaching
and there is someone who wants to help me

But read ...
You'll get better yourself later
also check the forum - some topics are discussed quite often ...

I just downloaded files from sep.
only printing and learning
Thanks

There will definitely be a question about first aid, something about fire protection. for example, what kind of fire extinguishers, what we put out and what cannot be extinguished (e.g. people with a snow extinguisher), and something from the theory - "water topic" depending on the scope of authorization, battery charging, power generators, overhead lines, etc. etc. etc.
e.g. what is step voltage, when we use earthing and when zeroing, what is phase voltage and what is phase-to-phase voltage.
There used to be a Handbook for electricians (such information in a nutshell before the exam), but it used to be, now you should look for new publications.

thanks for this valuable information, health and safety and providing first aid, I was already on the course.

All in all, the questions are simple and there is nothing particularly difficult, although the examiner turned me pretty well, but I didn't give up on him.
Generally, questions are asked differently depending on the scope of authority. It depends on what you marked on the print. They asked me about the types of networks, reactive power compensation, if I remember correctly, what battery voltages are used in vehicles hehe, zeroing. The discussion with the examiner lasted 40 minutes

I'm just wondering about my permission choices.
but there are different groups on the sep site and I don't know what they entitle to.
I would like to have permission to, for example, make computer networks, although I do not know if it belongs to any category?
I do not need permission for overhead lines, for some transformer stations, engine repair.
greetings.

I have passed the exam, but not what I wanted, but it's cool.

finished topic

I had:
- the condition for the protection operation by quick shutdown in the IT network (there are 2 cases)
- testing of insulated tools (every how many)
- what does the referrer do
- what conditions must be met by a non-removable recessed installation
- the method of connecting the cable to the electrical device.

I remember Tyla because I passed it two years ago.

Regards TWK

Apart from the Studies, are there any other materials for download on the SEP website?

Hello - I had 1 question less than a month ago:
what is this green-yellow cable?
... and that's all...

Hello, and what questions could they ask me, for example? because I am on an internship as a lighting acoustician, so I service performances in the theater and sometimes you have to replace the bulb, and only that with the lights, i.e. some pairs, strobes, that you press or replace the bulb in them into the socket and set the lights for the performance ... and this is on the principle that there, for example, in Rzeszów, a sep will not be with them only in the municipal community center with training and exam from 9 am to 5 pm immediately, so what are the rarest basic things, looking at what I have described, which I have to put?

Hello, I have just passed my sep exam, the questions were simple for me
-ile is network systems and what they are characterized by
- give the amount of safe voltage ~ UL - (operating and touch) depending on environmental conditions
-what is the resistance of the body
- provide test periods for protective equipment
-how to provide first aid in case of electric shock
-what is the method of releasing the infected with devices up to 1 kV

Hello,
Do questions like "Please count this and that ..." appear on the exam? Is it necessary to calculate and apply formulas?
greetings

Such questions are rather how they will want to fail you because you do not have basic knowledge,
they most often ask about basic protection, types of networks and health and safety
if you are from the street, i.e. you have no experience, you do not work as an electrician in any plant and you do not have a referral, they will question you thoroughly, it is best to get a referral from an electric company, I will not advise you that you can lie that you have experience because if you cannot pass the exam it means that you should paint the walls and not stick to the wires