Course Overview
This course covers the requirements of BS 7671 and is commonly referred to as the “18th Edition” qualification. It is recognised throughout the electrotechnical industry and supports electricians and allied trades in demonstrating compliance with current wiring regulations for the design, installation and maintenance of electrical installations.
Course Content
The course covers the following key topics:
- Scope, object and fundamental principles of BS 7671
- Definitions and terminology
- Assessment of general characteristics
- Protection for safety
- Protection against electric shock
- Protection against overcurrent and overvoltage
- Selection and erection of equipment
- Inspection and testing requirements
- Special installations and locations
- Energy efficiency considerations
- Appendices and use of reference tables within BS 7671
- Application of the regulations in practical installations
Who should attend
- Practising electricians
- Electrical installers and contractors
- Surveyors and consultants involved in electrical systems
- Allied trades requiring knowledge of current wiring regulations
Certification
· City & Guilds Level 3 Certificate in the ‘Requirements for Electrical Installations (BS7671: 2018)’
Key Benefits
- Develop understanding of the latest IET Wiring Regulations
- Enhance compliance with current industry standards
- Build confidence in navigating and applying BS 7671 requirements
- Improve career progression opportunities within the electrical sector
Upcoming Course Availability
6th October
20th October
3rd November
17th November
1st December
15th December
Course details
Course code
Duration
3 Days
Where
NETA – Stockton
Course information
- Have experience within the electrical industry or related sector and be 18+ years old
- Possess an understanding of electrical science and installation principles
- Be able to interpret technical documentation and regulations
*** Please note:
This qualification is primarily intended for experienced operatives rather than complete beginners
- Candidates must produce photographic ID (e.g. passport driving license) on the first day of the course
