Craft & Technical Courses

Institution Of Electrical Engineers (IEE) Wiring Regulations [16th Edition]
The aim of this course is to give you the technical and practical skills needed to provide support in the maintenance, repair and installation of electrical systems and equipment.

Content
The programme will provide both the theory and practical skills to provide support to a wide range of employers and customers in a variety of environments.

Assessment of general characteristics Electrical supply systems Accessories, standard circuit arrangements and diversity Protection against electric shock and overcurrent Selection of live conductors Sizing of conduits and trunking systems Earthing arrangements and protective conductors

Cable selection Isolation and switching Protection against thermal effects Selection and erection of equipment Special installations Identification notices Inspection and testing Practical projects

Length
The length of the course is flexible, up to a total of 40 weeks, which includes a period of work placement and holidays.

Qualifications

• City & Guilds 2381: BS 7671: 2001 Requirements for Electrical Installations
  (IEE Wiring Regulations 16th Edition)

Opportunities
On successful completion of this course you will have the necessary skills to find employment as a Support Technician, installing and testing electrical systems and equipment. Work is available in Schools, Further and Higher Education, Health, Social Services and the Public Sector in General. Many large private employers require Technicians with these skills and self-employment is also an option.