Next Scheduled Date: 22 Apr 2024
- Location: CTP Aldershot Training Centre
- Duration: 5 Days
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Funding:
Contract Funded
- Course Fee: 5 Days IRTC (£133.50)
- Exam Fee: £65.00
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Course Fee
from October 2024:
5 Days IRTC (£133.50) - Course Manuals: £83.70
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Why take this course?
Anyone working with electrical installations should understand the Wiring Regulations. The regulations book is not only vital reference material for Electricians, but is also useful to those working in associated roles connected with the electrical industry such as mechanical engineers, maintenance staff, technicians and project managers.You will not be expected to memorise the entire book of regulations, but you should be able to understand the contents well enough to navigate the book and find relevant regulations to the situation at hand.
Is this the right course for me?
If you are planning a career in the Electrical Contracting industry, or in an electromechanical role, this course provides a relevant and widely recognised qualification.This is a classroom theory based course which covers BS: 7671 – 2018 Requirements for Electrical Installations. There is no practical element to this training.
This short course will not give you a deep understanding of electrical installation. If you wish to better understand the subject and be able to apply the knowledge gained from the regulations, we recommend booking our Domestic Electrical Installation (DEI) course.
Please note: The DEI course includes 18th Edition tuition so booking an additional stand-alone 18th Edition course is not necessary if choosing that option.
Qualifications
Candidates will sit the City & Guilds 2382 qualification, which is a Level 3, 60 question GOLA multiple-choice test lasting a maximum of 2 hours.CTP are delivering the updated C&G 2382-22 (amendment 2 version)
Information on this qualification can be found here.
Eligibility
Attendees with an electrical or electromechanical background will find it much easier to get to grips with the terminology on this course, and will therefore gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter covered than those without. The course is however open to those with no prior electrical knowledge, and pass rates remain high.Course Content
This course covers BS: 7671 – 2018: Requirements for Electrical Installations, which is the national standard in the United Kingdom for electrical installation and the safety of electrical wiring in domestic, commercial, industrial, and other buildings.
Topics covered on the course are:
- Introduction to BS 7671
- Overview of BS 7671
- Part 1: Scope, object and fundamental principles
- Part 2: Definitions, Symbols and Abbreviations
- Part 3: Assessment of general characteristics
- Part 4: Protection for safety
- Part 5: Selection and erection of equipment
- Part 6: Inspection & Testing
- Part 7: Special Installations or locations
- Appendices
A calculator will be required. Page markers and highlighters will be useful.
Students must purchase the required literature prior to starting this course. The 18th Edition manual (brown edition) can be purchased on the first morning of the course (current prices are shown on our price list here, but if you wish to purchase prior to attendance they are also available from good bookshops or from the publications department of the IET (Tel No: 01438 767328).
Please note: Students without the required reference book will be unable to complete the course.
Career Opportunities
Successful completion of this course will help you to understand the terminology and relevant technical considerations necessary for working with or interfacing with electrical installations in domestic, commercial and industrial environments.18th Edition Wiring Regulations
Scheduled dates and locations
- Date Location Availability
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22 Apr 2024
CTP Aldershot Training Centre
Reserve spaces available
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3 Jun 2024
CTP Aldershot Training Centre
Reserve spaces available
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8 Jul 2024
CTP Aldershot Training Centre
Good Availability
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12 Aug 2024
CTP Aldershot Training Centre
Good Availability