Course Overview

This course is aimed at those responsible for assessing the risks associated with competent persons working within electrical control panels and other enclosures whilst it is energised for the purpose of fault finding, making adjustments and for electrical safety testing.

The course focuses on situations where Regulation 14 of the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 permits work on or near live conductors and serves to show how, with careful consideration and the implementation of control measures, the risks can be reduced to a level where work near live conductors is acceptable.

Delegates attending the course must be 18 years of age or older. There are no formal entry requirements; however, candidates are expected to have a basic understanding of electrical science and have a practical appreciation of electrical installation work.

Course Content

• Understanding initial requirement of application/user
• Selection of desired panel for application. If R/R component designee by user.
• Making electrical drawing for application.
• Understanding power requirement and selection of electronics component.
• Isolation of component and section for assembly.
• Selection of wiring for application.
• Designing of component placement for application.
• Checking feasibility of fitment , ventilation, future maintenance.
• Making ferule and its identification.

Aspirants attending the course must be 18 years of age or older. There are no formal entry requirements; however, candidates are expected to have a basic understanding of electrical science and have a practical appreciation of electrical installation work.

Upon completion of the course, successful delegates will receive a certificate. This is an on-demand course, which can also be delivered on site. Please call our team for more details.