2391-51 Periodic Inspection, Testing & Reporting of Electrical Installations

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The City & Guilds 2391-51 qualification has recently been introduced to replace the 2395-01. The new assessments will be beneficial to candidates by reducing assessment duplication, being largely open book and also having a quicker turn around for results.

During our 7-day course you will cover the syllabus for the City & Guilds 2391-51 Periodic inspection, testing and reporting of electrical installations (existing installations covered by an Electrical Installation Condition Report)

You will learn to inspect and test new installations in compliance with key industry documents such as IET BS7671 and Guidance Notes 3.

Your theory classes and inspection and testing workshops will improve your understanding and enable to you to accurately and competently complete the Electrical Installation Condition Report and associated Schedules.

2391-51 Periodic Inspection, Testing & Reporting of Electrical Installations Course

7 Days £ 614 Exc. VAT

7 Day Course (Including Assessments)

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Course Dates

Course Dates	Exam Date(s)	Venue	Availability
Mon 21st - Fri 25th May & Tue 29th or Thur 31st May 2018	Wed 30th May	Stoke-on-Trent	PLACES AVAILABLE
Mon 2nd - Fri 6th July & Mon 9th or Tue 10th July 2018	Wed 11th July	Stoke-on-Trent	PLACES AVAILABLE
Mon 13th - Fri 17th Aug & Mon 20th or Tue 21st Aug 2018	Wed 22nd Aug	Stoke-on-Trent	PLACES AVAILABLE

Overview

About this course…

This course is ideal for those with a focus on testing existing properties and will need to complete an Electrical Installation Condition Report on existing properties. The 2391-52 should be considered if you will need to provide a certificate for new installations.

Who is it suitable for?

The course is ideal for Electricians and Domestic Installers that wish to improve their knowledge and application of inspection and testing. Electricians looking to improve their career prospects and those working towards ‘Qualified Supervisor’ status should also consider this course. If you aim to apply for ‘Approved Electrician’ grading with the JIB you will need to achieve 2391-52 (Combined Initial and Periodic).

What’s included?

City & Guilds registration, assessment and certification fees
Course notes and free 17th Edition / Guidance Notes 3 book hire
Lunch & refreshments
A unique and friendly learning environment!

Course entry requirements?

To complete this course it is recommended that you have a good working knowledge of BS7671 (17th Edition) and have recent practical experience of inspection and testing. If you have little experience of testing you will benefit from attending a 1-1 workshop session prior to the course which is available for £240 + VAT. Alternatively you could consider completing the City & Guilds 2392-10 Level 2 course first.

What’s next?

After completing this course you may wish to consider:

Assessments

City & Guilds 2391-51 Periodic Assessments

To achieve the 2391-51 qualification you will need to successfully complete a range of exams and practical assessments:

2391-051 – Online multiple-choice test

Open Book
40 Questions
90 Minutes

2391-501 – Assignment comprising of:

Task A – 30 minute visual inspection

Task B – 2 hour practical assessment of periodic inspection and test of an installation

Task C – 1 hour short answer paper (Open Book)

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Tutors

Rob Glover

Rob started his career by completing an electrical apprenticeship with a local company before working as a self-employed electrician. Rob has since worked as an Approved Electrician, Qualifying Supervisor and Electrical Training Officer.

Having worked in the training industry since 2007 Rob is an experienced Tutor and NVQ Assessor.

As well as being part of our apprenticeship delivery team Rob specialises in the delivery and assessment of Inspection and Testing and Portable Appliance Testing courses.

Darren Bakewell

Darren joined our team in 2017, and has years of industry experience.

During his career Darren has trained a wide range of electrical and H&S qualifications and has supported the development of electrical apprentices and experienced electricians.

Jon Grocock

Jon has worked in the electrical industry since leaving school and starting an electrical apprenticeship with Midlands Electricity Board (MEB). After qualifying and working as an electrician for a number of years he specialised in the security industry, installing systems including CCTV, door entry systems, intruder and fire alarms. After progressing to Project Engineer Jon took the opportunity of a complete change in career and moved into training.

Jon has worked in training since 2003 and is now responsible for Quality Assurance, Training Delivery and Course Management. Jon still plays an active role in delivery and specializes in:

Domestic Electrical Installer Courses
City & Guilds 2382-15 17th Edition
City & Guilds 2394 / 2395 Inspection and Testing
EAL Level 3 Inspection and Testing
City & Guilds 2396 Design, Erection & Verification

Jon prides himself on going the extra mile to support his learners with his relaxed and friendly approach.

Resources

The NICEIC Learning Guide is an excellent publication that receives great feedback from our students.

For those that are feeling a little apprehensive this study book will give you more confidence prior to starting the course.

With lots of explanations and sample questions you are sure to benefit from working through this book.

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