Basic Electrics

South West Assessment and Training

Course

In Liskeard

£ 275 + VAT

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    Liskeard

  • Duration

    3 Days

On completion delegates will be able to demonstrate their safety awareness in electrical installations. It also provides a 'stepping stone' to other electrical courses including Pat Testing, Part P, 17th Edition and Domestic Electrical Inspection and Testing. Suitable for: New entrants into the electrical industry or any industry which requires an electrical knowledge/background but who have no previous qualifications.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Liskeard (Cornwall)
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1 Owen Sivell Close, PL14 3US

Start date

On request

About this course

There are no entry/pre-requisite requirements to undertaking this course.

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Teachers and trainers (2)

Kevin Kendall

Kevin Kendall

Trainer/Assessor

An experienced plumbing/heating engineer who has a varied background in both domestic and commercial environments. Kevin is also a fully qualified trainer and assessor.

Sally Kent

Sally Kent

Trainer/Assessor

Sally has worked for a number of years in the plumbing/heating and electrical industry.

Course programme

This three day course combines the essential knowledge and understanding of safe electrical good practice with "hands on" experience of using the necessary tools and equipment. The course is ideal for technical staff who may not be qualified electricians but require the basic knowledge in order to disconnect, reconnect and diagnose faults safely on electrical equipment.

COURSE CONTENT

DAY 1
* Electrical principles
* Applicable legislation/regulations
* Electrical units and their relationships
* Component identification.
* Use and care of test instruments.

DAY 2
* Conventional circuits
* Electrical drawing.
* Electrical power theory, AC supplies, Inductors, Capacitors etc.
* Design a complete installation

DAY 3
* Circuits used for control
* Identification of unsafe electrical situations
* Safe isolation
* Safe working practices
* Installing and/or rerouting cables
* Special Locations
* New circuit requirements
* Lighting installations

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