Combined Electrical Course - Part P (Limited Scope), 17th Edition Wiring Regulations, Domestic Periodic Inspection and Testing
Introduction
This combined course brings together Part P, 17th Edition and Domestic Periodic Inspection and Testing to provide the knowledge, understanding and certification required to be able to work in the domestic electrical industry.
Course Objectives/Key Benefits
To provide the relevant knowledge, understanding and skills required to undertake domestic electrical work.
Who is the course aimed at?
Anyone looking to embark on a career within an electrical related industry or for anyone looking to update their existing skills and knowledge.
Entry Requirements/Pre-requisites
Ideally candidates undertaking this course should have a basic understanding of electrical work. Anyone who has no electrical knowledge or would prefer to get a better understanding prior to this course is recommended to undertake the Basic Electrics course.
Course content
* Requirements of Building Regulations Approved Document 'Part P'
* BS 7671:2008 general requirements
* Using electrical test equipment
* Electrical safety legislation, regulations and standards
* Pre-work survey/inspection
* Safe isolation procedures
* Identification of unsafe electrical situations
* Earthing and bonding requirements
* Performing electrical test procedures
* Component and cable selection
* Installation techniques and component replacement
* Reading of test results and certification of completion
* Installation and routing of cables
* New circuitry requirements
* Special locations
* Lighting installations
* Maintenance
* Supplies
Course Duration
Nine days spread over a three to four week period.
Training Method
Theory and practical tasks are carried out in the centre within small groups. Some additional study in candidates' own time is also highly recommended.
Assessment
Practical assessment in addition to a written examination, multiple-choice City and Guilds GOLA on-line examination and multiple-choice question papers.
Course Outcome/Qualification
Candidates who successfully complete the assessments will receive the appropriate certificates of competence and will also be able to carry out work in accordance with the scope of this course.
At the end of the course candidates will be aware of most of the requirements of the relevant British Standard as all of the most recent changes in the regulations as specified by the IEE. The qualification is also required by most employers within the industry. It is also a requirement to be a member of a recognised accredited body (such as NICEIC, Elecsa etc.), or an appropriate alternative organisation.
Materials needed
Candidates will need to have a copy of (and should study!!!) BS7671: Requirements for Electrical Installations - IEE Wiring Regulations 2008, IEE On-Site Guide; BS7671: 2008 and IEE Guidance Note 3: Inspection and Testing
Materials provided
Candidates will be provided with training packs
Prices
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