Periodic Inspection and Testing 2391-51
This programme is aimed at practicing electricians who wish to expand their understanding and qualifications for the periodic inspection and test of installations within the appropriate regulations and requirements. This qualification prepares candidates for the periodic inspection and testing of electrical installation work.
What You Study
The course enables candidates to understand the principles, practices and legislation, and the knowledge gained underpins the application of skills for periodic inspection and testing in a domestic commercial or industrial environment.
Subject Areas Include:
- Safe isolation of circuits and installations
- Requirements for inspection, testing and recording the condition of electrical installations
- Requirements for completing periodic inspection
- Understand the differences between periodic inspection and initial verification
- Requirements for safe testing of installations in service
- Requirements for testing prior to energisation
- Requirements for testing energised installations
- Interpreting test results
- Requirements for completion of condition reports and associated documents
- Be able to confirm system safety prior to completion of inspection and test
- Carry out inspections and testing
- Produce condition reports, with recorded observations and classifications
Candidates will need to supply the following books from 18th Edition:
- BS7671 Requirements for Electrical Installation
- IET GN 3 Inspection & Testing
Duration and Attendance Dates
The course takes 4 days of teaching, plus assessment time.
Price
Call for Details
Price includes all class handouts, mock exams, and C&G exam fees
Course is strictly limited to 8 candidates on a first come first served basis. Receipt of payment will confirm booking and should be paid 14 days prior to commencing course.
Venue
Phillip Ogg Electrical Training, Delivered and assessed at:
Business Incubator, Myregormie Place, Kirkcaldy KY13NA
1st Class Gas training rooms, 1a Woodgate Way N, Glenrothes, KY7 4PE
Entry Requirements
Candidates must be qualified as an Electrician or Electrical Engineer and have passed City & Guilds 2382 or equivalent 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
Career Paths
This course is for experienced and practicing electricians and allows them to work in periodic inspection and test and be an authorised signatory for EICR’s. The qualification is a requirement for registration with most trade bodies such as NICEIC.
It can assist personal progress within an organisation and lead into the field of design of electrical systems. It may also be suitable and of value to engineering managers of allied trades.
Further study may include:
C&G 2919 Electric Vehicle Charging installations
C&G 2396 Design & Verification
Booking
If you wish to ask any more questions or book your place on the above course, please email info@phillipogg.co.uk or call/message on 07917 800 965.
