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AGL Hydroelectric Power (VIC)
Background
AGL Hydro was established as a result of the disaggregation of the former State Electricity Commission of Victoria. AGL operates hydroelectric power stations in Victoria and NSW, with the three primary schemes located in the Kiewa, Dartmouth and Eildon catchments.
Each of AGL's generating schemes are located on different river catchments, enabling AGL to maintain operational flexibility. Control of all generating plants is from a central facility situated at Mt Beauty, Victoria.
AGL employs a number of H.V. operators that require initial and refresher training in permit, recipient and high voltage switching.
Our role
AGL appointed Thomson Bridge to develop and deliver a tailored suite of training programs that would address the following:
Delivery of consistent and AGL specific training across the HV operator work force
Tailored curriculum materials and processes that draw on the relevant procedures, drawings and manuals used at the AGL sites
Project Detials
- Client: AGL Hydroelectric Power
- Client website: www.agl.com.au
- Our role: Site specific HV training - curriculum and delivery
Thomson Bridge
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Thomson Bridge Pty Ltd
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1300 15 66 85 | info@thomsonbridge.com