Testing Refresher
Testing Refresher
This course is ideal if you’re preparing for NICEIC, ELECSA or NAPIT assessment, or you simply need a refresher on how to test electrical installations.
If you’re preparing for assessment (for example by the NICEIC, ELECSA or NAPIT), this could be a great way to boost your confidence with testing and refresh yourself on the skills that you maybe haven’t used for a while.
This course is designed for delegates who’ve previously gained testing qualifications
(C&G 2391/2394/2395 or EAL 4337/4338) but may feel a need to update their testing and practical knowledge
This is a 1 day course and will consist of classroom instruction and exercises.
Course structure
- Testing the installation
- Correct completion of documentation
- Guidance on fault codes
Delegates attending this course may also like to consider
Portable Appliance Testing
City & Guilds 2396-01 Award in the Design and Verification of Electrical Installations
Installing Domestic Photovoltaic Systems
Books required
- 17th Edition Wiring Regulations with 1st Amendment
- On-Site Guide
- Guidance Note 3
There is no formal assessment involved but we do include a knowledge assessment at the end of the course and you’ll receive a certificate of attendance.
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