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Electric Vehicle Charging

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Vocational qualification

In Pyle

£ 335 + VAT

Step into the electrical installation's world with this course!

  • Type

    Vocational qualification Level 3

  • Location

    Pyle (Wales)

  • Class hours

    6h

  • Duration

    2 Days

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Emagister adds to its catalogue the Electric Vehicle Charging Course, which is an introduction of Electric Vehicles and the Government announcement of its intention to scrap petrol or diesel engines has seen a surge in the sale of electric vehicles.

To enable these vehicles to continue to run, a large infrastructure of electric vehicle charging points is required in the home, in the place of work and in the high street.

This City 7 Guilds Qualification covers the installation of charging points within these environments, discusses the requirements of Section 722 of BS7671 and looks at the government incentives to enable the sale and running of electric vehicles.

This qualification is recognised by HM Office of Low Emission Vehicles as acceptable for enrolment on the Government Homecharge Grant Scheme. The installer must also be independently registered as an installer with an EV equipment manufacturer

Facilities

Location

Start date

Pyle (Bridgend)
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Trydanol Court, Heol Mostyn, Village Farm Industrial Estate, Pyle, CF33 6BJ

Start date

On request

About this course

This course is for qualified electrical installers who wish to extend their range of work to Electric Vehicle charge points

City and Guilds Level 3 Qualification 2919-01 - £335+vat
EAL Level 3 Qualification 603/3929/9 - £240+vat

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Adam Paget

5.0
11/10/2016
What I would highlight: I enrolled this course last year. It was imparted in a friendly environment, all the relevant content of the book was covered with plenty of time to ask questions. Would recommend it to anyone.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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Subjects

  • Electrical
  • Installation
  • Government
  • Regulations
  • Inspection & Testing
  • EV Charging
  • On Street Installation
  • Electric Vehicles
  • OLEV Grants
  • Earthing Requirements
  • Section 722 BS7671
  • Homecharge Grant

Teachers and trainers (1)

Philip Spratt

Philip Spratt

Lecturer

Course programme

You will be taught how to design, specify, install, fault find, test and inspect electric vehicle charging points both for the commercial and domestic sector. This includes the “on street” points that you may have seen in many town centres.

· Introduction to Electric Vehicles - Electric Vehicle types, characteristics, charging requirements, safety considerations

· Overview of Electric Vehicle charging - Modes of charging and requirements, restrictions

· Electrical Installation Requirements - Supply, Earthing, Planning permission, Explosive atmospheres, Protection, Labelling, Control, Risk assessment

· Installation - Practical domestic and commercial installation

· Inspection, Test and Certification - Commissioning and DNO paperwork

· System Test, Fault Finding and Examination - Includes both a practical and written assessments

Exams and Assessments – You will complete an online multiple choice exam as well as a practical examination.

Outcomes The course will cover the requirements of BS7671 with regards to the new section on electric vehicle charging points, discussing how the electrical supply can be delivered from both private and public supplies. By the end of the course you will understand how to install these points in compliance with BS7671, the Electrical Safety Quality and Continuity Regulations and the new IET Code of Practice.

Additional information

Candidates will need to bring a copy of the IET Code of Practice for EV Charging

Electric Vehicle Charging

£ 335 + VAT