2391-52: Combined Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection and Testing

This 5 day course is a combination of the 2391-50 and 2391-51 training courses and will allow candidates to complete both qualifications without attending the centre on separate occasions - covering the same level of content as in the main courses.

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This 5 day course is a combination of the 2391-50 and 2391-51 training courses and will allow candidates to complete both qualifications without attending the centre on separate occasions. The course covers the same level of content as covered in the main courses.

After carrying out electrical installation work it is necessary to ensure the new work meets the requirements of BS7671. An inspection and test of this work must be carried out to confirm it is safe to be put into service.
The Electricity at Work Regulations requires electrical installations to be maintained so as not to give rise to danger. One common method of meeting this requirement is to carry out a periodic inspection and test of an electrical installation and report on its condition.

The course covers the latest requirements of BS7671, IET Wiring Regulations and is relevant to single and three phase installations, domestic, commercial and industrial installations.

Please note that this course requires a good understanding of electrical principles and a knowledge of electrical installations.

Candidates need to be aware that there are several assessments to be completed within this course.

Assessments methods include: On Line Multiple Choice open book examination, a written assignment both of which take place during the course and a practical assessment which can be arranged on a flexible basis with the centre shortly after the course.

Benefits

This City & Guilds 5 day course is intended for people who need to carry out both initial verification of their work and who wish to carry out inspection and testing of existing electrical installations. It is also relevant to anyone who commissions or receives reports on the condition of electrical installations.

The course content includes:

  • Requirements of Electricity at Work Regulations
  • Safe systems of work
  • Requirements for safe isolation
  • Safe testing of electrical installations
  • Principles for working dead
  • Principle for working live
  • Testing sequence
  • Interpretation of test results
  • Documentation and reporting
  • Requirements of Safe Isolation
  • Reasons for initial verification of electrical installations
  • Safe testing of electrical installations
  • Principles for working dead
  • Principles for working live
  • Documentation and Certification
  • Safe Systems of Work

Materials

Delegates will need up to date copies of BS7671 17th Edition Wiring Regulations, Onsite guide to BS7671 and Guidance note 3 for this course. These publications can be purchased on request beforehand if required

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