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Task Decision Matrix

The task decision matrix below is a tool for airport managers and decision-makers to utilize when evaluating the appropriate training or qualifications needed for work on certain airfield electrical projects. In the absence of staff experience as described, the matrix provides options for training which may be used to up-skill airport electrical workers. Task complexity begins in Tier 1 at the bottom of the matrix with relatively simple tasks. Task complexity and associated training and experience needed to conduct various procedures increases in conjunction with higher tiers.

If there is any uncertainty about a task and appropriate electrical experience needed to conduct a procedure, managers should always exercise caution and consult the component manufacturer or a suitably qualified professional.

TIER 4
Tasks:
Training:

Tier 4 is someone who is specifically trained to work on lighting equipment and controls by the lighting manufacturer or a contractor under the guidance of the manufacturer.

Note: These technicians often are not journeyman electricians and may be restricted in their ability to work outside of the manufacturer’s equipment such as feed wiring.

Example: Installing a new regulator may require a factory technician for control set up and a Journeyman Electrician to make power connections, etc.

TIER 3
Tasks:
Suggested Training:
Training Possibilities:
Training Documentation:
TIER 2
Tasks:
Suggested Training:
Training Possibilities:
Training Documentation:
TIER 1
Tasks:
Suggested Training:
Training Possibilities:
Training Documentation: