This award combines two existing LCL initial verification/periodic inspection and reporting qualifications which give the delegate an understanding of the theory and practice involved with the initial verification and commissioning and also the periodic inspection, testing and condition reporting of both single and three phase electrical installations. These awards follow BS7671 and the industry recognised IET Guidance Note 3.

To give delegates theoretical and practical experience in the implementation of a formal inspection and testing regime for electrical equipment.

Please note all candidates must provide D.O.B, Postcode for Certificates to be sent to and NI numbers in order to be registered for the exam, this information must be added to any booking forms sent in.

This course covers the LCL Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (PAT – Portable Appliance Testing) (QCF).

This award gives an understanding of the theory and practice of the in-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment; commonly referred to as PAT testing (Portable Appliance Testing). During the course, a number of practical exercises are undertaken using a range of portable appliance testing equipment.

It will give delegates theoretical and practical experience in the implementation of a formal inspection and testing regime for electrical equipment (portable appliances).

This course explains the requirements and the implications of the UK Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 for those responsible for electrical safety at work throughout the industry, commercial premises, shops, offices, schools, hospitals, etc. It clearly outlines the duties and responsibilities of everyone affected by the legislation.

This award gives the learner an understanding of the IET Wiring Regulations, 18th Edition. It provides a facility for individuals working in the electrotechnical sector to develop and/or enhance their knowledge of the Requirements for Electrical Installations. The qualification covers the full content of BS7671:2018 IET Wiring Regulations, 18th Edition. The regulations apply to the design, erection and verifications of electrical installations including additions and alterations to existing installations.

Please note all candidates must provide D.O.B, Postcode for Certificates to be sent to and NI numbers in order to be registered for the exam, this information must be added to any booking forms sent in.

This training programme requires a good foundation of electrical knowledge. It is designed to bring candidates up to a competency level suitable for LV authorised person in accordance with HTM 06 – 02.

This course aims to refresh the knowledge, skills and experience of the candidates relating to safe practices and legislation applicable to low voltage power systems. It enables candidates to perform advanced LV switching operations on industrial LV networks up to 1000 volts AC and 1500 volts DC. The course includes both classroom theory as well as practical exercises.

This course is aimed at experienced electricians/engineers who will be authorised to carry out LV switching operations for the safe isolation and de-isolation of low voltage power systems up to 1000V AC. Candidates will be introduced to safe operating procedures including Lockout/Tagout and the issue and control of safety documentation.

This course is designed to provide best practice in safe working methods for those who need to perform live testing on various electrical equipment and systems. Candidates will receive instruction regarding the need and justification for performing tasks, or fault finding on or near live LV conductors, in accordance with statutory regulations.

The course provides guidance on the safe isolation of single-ended low voltage circuits and electrical equipment (up to 1000V AC / 1500V DC). It also aims to assist employers and employees to reduce the risk of personal injury, due to electric shock and arc flash and also to help prevent damage to assets due to operator error.