This collection of scanned documents comprises the Electrical Apprentice Manual from the Whyalla Steelworks, dating to around 1981. Developed by the supervisors of the Electrical Apprentice Training Shop, this manual served as essential instructional material, supplementing the formal education apprentices received at TAFE.
Designed specifically for on-site training, the manual reflects the practical knowledge, procedures, and standards relevant to the Steelworks' operations at the time. It covers core competencies required of electrical apprentices, providing a unique insight into the trade practices, safety expectations, and technical instruction of the era. Preserved here for historical and educational purposes, these documents offer a valuable window into the structured approach to trades training in one of Australia’s major industrial facilities.Introduction and Work Record
Index
Module 01 - Manufacturing Processes
Module 02 - Assembly and Disassembly Processes
Module 03 - Power Driven Machines
Module 04 - Abrasives and Finishing Processes
Module 05 - Drawing, Geometry abd Maths
Module 06 - Safety
Module 07 - Tools & Wiring Practices
Module 08 - Electrical Naterials and Their Uses
Module 09 - SAA Wining Rules
Module 10 - Electrical Drawing & Circuitry
Module 11 - DC Theory
Module 12 - AC Theory
Module 13 - Electromagetism
Module 14 - Instruments
Module 15 - Illumination
Module 16 - Electrical Machines
Module 17 - Electricla Machines cont.
Module 18 - Electrical Safety
Low Resolution Scans of the Manual