NETA Field Testing
Documentation practice for field crews: what each test verifies, what a defensible record contains, and how acceptance basis affects the recorded result. Educational workflows that reference NETA ATS-2025 and MTS-2023 — not a certification program.
- LEVEL
- Mixed
- TOTAL TIME
- 2 h 30 min · 4 modules
- AUDIENCE
- Technician, Engineer, Contractor
- VERSION
- v2.0 · Published
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Module timeline
Switchgear inspection records
Guided scenario 40 minComplete a visual and mechanical inspection record with defensible detail.
Lab: Switchgear Inspection & Test RecordCompletes on: lab opened, guided scenario steps confirmed, knowledge check submitted, reflection confirmedOpen moduleCircuit breaker testing
Guided scenario 45 minRecord breaker test results and evaluate them against a stated acceptance basis.
Lab: LV Circuit Breaker Test ReportCompletes on: lab opened, guided scenario steps confirmed, knowledge check submitted, reflection confirmedOpen moduleTransformer winding resistance
Guided scenario 35 minRecord winding resistance measurements and interpret inter-phase deviation.
Lab: Transformer Winding Resistance Test ReportCompletes on: lab opened, guided scenario steps confirmed, knowledge check submitted, reflection confirmedOpen moduleMotor polarization index
Guided scenario 30 minRecord a PI test and interpret the ratio in terms of insulation condition.
Lab: Motor IR / DAR / Polarization Index Test RecordCompletes on: lab opened, guided scenario steps confirmed, knowledge check submitted, reflection confirmedOpen module
What you will be able to do
- State what each field test verifies and what it does not
- Record a complete inspection with the data a reviewer needs
- Explain how acceptance basis (ATS versus MTS) changes evaluation
- Produce a documentation package that survives review
Prerequisites
- Field experience with de-energised testing, or completion of Electrical Foundations
What counts as complete
All four modules marked complete. These modules build documentation practice; they do not qualify anyone to perform energised work.
Opening a lab never marks a module complete on its own.
