The City & Guilds 2382-18 is aimed at practicing electricians and electrical contractors who have the relevant electrical experience and are working within the Electrical Industry who need a working knowledge of BS7671. The course will require candidates are conversant with the content, layout and applications included in the new BS7671:2018 18th Edition for Electrical
The City & Guilds 2382-18 is aimed at practicing electricians and electrical contractors who have the relevant electrical experience and are working within the Electrical Industry who need a working knowledge of BS7671. The course will require candidates are conversant with the content, layout and applications included in the new BS7671:2018 18th Edition for Electrical
The Level 3 Award has been split into 3 different qualification awards. These are detailed further below. 2391-50 – Level 3 Award in Initial Verification Designed for candidates looking to test their own work 2391-51 – Level 3 Award in Periodic Inspection & Testing Designed for candidates who need to test others work or completing
Course Content This is a new qualification which will allow electricians to demonstrate that they understand the fundamentals of inspection and testing with a course duration of 4 days. This qualification was developed together with the electrical industry (including the NICEIC and ECA) in order to meet the needs of the industry and to provide
About the course The 2396-01 is an advanced Level 4 course designed for those involved in designing electrical installations and follows on from the C&G 2395 qualification. Entry requirements There is no formal entry requirement for this qualification however candidates must hold the 17th Edition Regulations (C&G 2382) and one of the following inspection &
It is anticipated the use of electric vehicles will increase in the next few years, particularly as performance and capacity of batteries continues to improve. It is therefore the perfect opportunity for electrical contractors to expand their business and offer additional specialist service and installation of charging sockets to their clients. Course content Day 1
This course is designed to ensure that practising electricians are familiar with the IEE Code of Practice in respect of Portable Appliance Testing. Course Content Equipment construction & classification Inspection frequency Visual Inspection Combined Inspection & Testing Test Equipment Recording of results Procedures for damaged & faulty equipment Extension leads Microwave ovens Information Technology equipment
This course is aimed at those who are new to testing and anyone who would like a refresher on testing, inspecting and new documentation. Also this is suitable to those preparing for AM2 or preparing for an NICEIC, NAPIT or ELECSA assessment. The course will also include: Visual inspections Dead testing/live testing Completion of documentation
Duration: 6 hours Cost: £180 plus VAT The course is aimed at those who are qualified electricians wanted to take the C&G 2391-52 Testing & Inspection course who haven’t had much testing experience. The course will include: Responsibility of the testing engineer in respect of EAWR and BS7671 The sequence of testing Teaching methods of
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