City & Guilds 2394-01 Level 3 Award in the Initial Verification and Certification of Electrical Installations

Total Electrical Training Ltd

Training

In Harlow

£ 575 + VAT

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Description

  • Type

    Training

  • Level

    Advanced

  • Location

    Harlow

  • Duration

    4 Days

he City and Guilds 2394 qualification has been designed as one of the replacement qualifications for City and Guilds 2391-10. The other qualification in the family is City and Guilds 2395.

City and Guilds 2394 is not a "direct" replacement for City and Guilds 2391-10 but shares many of the characteristics of City and Guilds 2391. As part of the updating process, the series of practical assessment have been thoroughly revised and updated.

We have successfully delivered this important qualification, and already City and Guilds 2394 is seen as a robust test of the individuals testing skill and electrical knowledge. To support this important qualification, we have a structured approach, so that you are assured that when you train with us, you will be thoroughly and totally trained.

Please note that the award is "split" into 3 distinct units which all candidates MUST successfully complete in order to achieve the qualification:

Unit 301: on line e-evolve examination Unit 302: Written examination Unit 303: Practical Assessment

Facilities

Location

Start date

Harlow (Essex)
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Barrows Road, CM19 5FN

Start date

On request

About this course

City and Guilds 2394 is essentially aimed at practicing electricians who have not yet carried out any extensive inspection and testing since obtaining the 17th edition or perhaps since qualifying; or who require some update of their training before going on to other City & Guilds qualifications.

The qualification is also suitable for those with limited experience of initial verification and the inspection of electrical installations, and who have knowldge of electrical systems.

Although the course is principally designed for those who are already involved in the electrical industry, we suggest that those who are considering entering the industry, particularly from other engineering disciplines or who have been working in allied trades may find the course beneficial.

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Subjects

  • 17th Edition
  • Electrical

Teachers and trainers (2)

Gareth Whitney

Gareth Whitney

Trainer

Gareth is that rare individual who lives, breathes and at times, sweats all things electrical. Espousing that unusual quality of always being hungry for more technical information, you'll find Gareth delivering training courses on all the subjects. Gareth is also responsible for trainer standardization and for developing our growing training team. Gareth holds degrees in Mathematics and Physics.

James Shilling

James Shilling

Trainer

James is the embodiment of quality and to boot, he knows the Wiring Regulations inside out, to the extent that he is known as the “BS 7671 Wikipedia !”. James has a wealth of training experience and has delivered most of the courses and qualifications offered by Total Electrical Training. James is currently studying for an Open University Degree and looks forward to seeing delegates both old and new.

Course programme

This award thoroughly prepares the delegate to undertake and understand the principles, practices and legislation for the initial verification of electrical installations

  • Course content is anticipated to cover some of these key areas:
  • Requirements of the Electricity at Work Regulations
  • Safe inspection of electrical systems and equipment
  • Appropriate procedures for completing safe isolation
  • Health and Safety requirements specific to inspecting, testing and commissioning electrical installations and circuits
  • Selecting the appropriate items to be checked during the inspection process
  • The requirements for the inspection of electrical installations
  • Requirements specific for special installations and locations as identified in Part 7 of BS 7671
  • The IP Classification of equipment

The tests in accordance with the BS 7671 and IET Guidance Note 3
continuity
insulation resistance
polarity
earth electrode resistance
earth fault loop impedance
prospective fault current
RCD operation
phase sequence
functional testing
continuity including
main protective bonding conductors
circuit protective conductors
Ring Final Circuits
insulation resistance
polarity
external earth fault loop impedance (Ze)
system earth fault loop impedance (Zs)
prospective fault current
RCD operation including additional protection
phase sequence
functional testing

  • Common earth fault loop paths
  • Methods for verifying protection
  • Requirements for determining fault current
  • Documentation

PLEASE NOTE: this content is subject to revision and change

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