Course Overview
This course covers the principles of electrical safety, legal responsibilities, and practical testing techniques to ensure electrical equipment remains safe for continued use in the workplace. The course combines theory and hands-on practical assessment, enabling learners to confidently inspect, test, and document portable electrical appliances in accordance with current guidance and industry best practice.
Course Content
The course covers the following key topics:
- Introduction to electrical safety
- The law and responsibilities relating to electrical equipment
- Types and classifications of electrical equipment
- Hazards and risks associated with electricity
- Inspection procedures and common faults
- Electrical testing methods and test equipment
- Earth continuity, insulation resistance and polarity testing
- User checks and formal visual inspection
- Recording results and labelling equipment
- Practical inspection and testing exercises
Who should attend
- A basic understanding of electrical principles, or experience working with electrical equipment in a workplace environment.
- A reasonable level of numeracy and literacy
Certification
· City & Guilds Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (2377-77)
Key Benefits
- Provides hands-on experience using PAT testing equipment
- Ability to identify faults and risks in electrical appliances
- Understand how to record results and maintain compliance documentation
Course details
Level 3
Course code
Duration
2 Days
Where
NETA – Stockton