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Designed for practicing electricians hoping to obtain qualifications in periodic inspection & testing, the City & Guilds 2391-52 Level 3 Award in Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations course will make learners proficient with the latest standards in BS 7671 & IET Guidance Note 3.
City & Guilds 2391-52 Level 3 Award in Initial and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations
Over 18 | Single & Three Phase Experience | 6+ months industry experience | Previous training in Inspection & Testing
5+1 Days at our Testing & Training Facility
£1000 (£1200 inc VAT)
Learners will master the testing techniques outlined in the IET Guidance Note 3, ensuring they have the practical skills and knowledge needed to issue certifications and create detailed reports professionally. This course will thoroughly prepare your team to handle real-world scenarios with confidence and precision.
Upon successful completion, candidates will earn a City & Guilds digital credential, demonstrating their competence in Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection and Testing. This certification not only validates their expertise but also enhances their professional credibility in the electrical industry.
This course is not intended for beginners, and we assume that participants already possess some degree of electrical competence and are up to date with industry requirements.
Candidates should have at least 6 months of experience in the industry and prior training in the inspection and testing process.
• Over 18
• Single & Three Phase Experience
• A minimum of 6 months industry experience
• Previous training in Inspection & Testing
Our experienced instructors bring years of industry experience and knowledge to the table, ensuring that learners receive the best possible training experience.
We are committed to aligning our training programs with industry standards, regulations, and applicable laws, so that our customers can feel confident that they are receiving the most up-to-date and relevant training available.
Our focus on safety is at the core of everything we do. We believe that our training programs can help our customers improve safety in their organisation and reduce the risk of accidents and incidents.
Over the course of five days, learners will immerse themselves in the comprehensive 2391-52 theory, gaining a deep understanding of the principles and practices of initial verification and periodic inspection and testing.
On the final day, they will demonstrate their theoretical knowledge by taking an online theory test at our state-of-the-art City & Guilds testing centre.
Following successful completion of the theory component, learners will schedule a practical assessment at their convenience. During this hands-on evaluation, they will inspect and test training boards in our demonstration facility, applying their newly acquired skills in a controlled, real-world environment.
1. Safe isolation of electrical circuits and installations
2. Requirements for initial verification of electrical installations
3. Requirements for periodic inspection and testing
4. Requirements for completing the inspection, safe testing and commissioning of electrical installations prior to being placed into service
5. Requirements for testing before & after circuits are energised
6. Requirements for the completion of electrical installation certificates, condition reports and associated documentation
7. Commissioning electrotechnical systems and equipment
Learners will master the testing techniques outlined in the IET Guidance Note 3, ensuring they have the practical skills and knowledge needed to issue certifications and create detailed reports professionally. This course will thoroughly prepare your team to handle real-world scenarios with confidence and precision.
Upon successful completion, candidates will earn a City & Guilds digital credential, demonstrating their competence in Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection and Testing. This certification not only validates their expertise but also enhances their professional credibility in the electrical industry.
This course is not intended for beginners, and we assume that participants already possess some degree of electrical competence and are up to date with industry requirements.
Candidates should have at least 6 months of experience in the industry and prior training in the inspection and testing process.
• Over 18
• Single & Three Phase Experience
• A minimum of 6 months industry experience
• Previous training in Inspection & Testing
Our experienced instructors bring years of industry experience and knowledge to the table, ensuring that learners receive the best possible training experience.
We are committed to aligning our training programs with industry standards, regulations, and applicable laws, so that our customers can feel confident that they are receiving the most up-to-date and relevant training available.
Our focus on safety is at the core of everything we do. We believe that our training programs can help our customers improve safety in their organisation and reduce the risk of accidents and incidents.
Over the course of five days, learners will immerse themselves in the comprehensive 2391-52 theory, gaining a deep understanding of the principles and practices of initial verification and periodic inspection and testing.
On the final day, they will demonstrate their theoretical knowledge by taking an online theory test at our state-of-the-art City & Guilds testing centre.
Following successful completion of the theory component, learners will schedule a practical assessment at their convenience. During this hands-on evaluation, they will inspect and test training boards in our demonstration facility, applying their newly acquired skills in a controlled, real-world environment.
1. Safe isolation of electrical circuits and installations
2. Requirements for initial verification of electrical installations
3. Requirements for periodic inspection and testing
4. Requirements for completing the inspection, safe testing and commissioning of electrical installations prior to being placed into service
5. Requirements for testing before & after circuits are energised
6. Requirements for the completion of electrical installation certificates, condition reports and associated documentation
7. Commissioning electrotechnical systems and equipment
Assessment will be conducted through an online theory exam and practical assessment. The theory exam is taken in our City & Guilds testing facility on the final day of the main course. On successful completion of the theory, learners will book a day to complete their practical assessment, allowing for a comprehensive evaluation of acquired knowledge and skills.
Successful candidates will gain a City & Guilds digital credential that proves their competency in the Initial Verification & Periodic Inspection and Testing of electrical systems.
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By successfully undertaking and passing the (2391-52) course, you can demonstrate to employers and contractors your capability in safely and accurately conducting testing and inspection of new electrical systems, complying with British Standards BS 76:71:2018.
Reviewing the IET Guidance Note 3 and familiarizing yourself with the basic principles of electrical testing and inspection can be helpful.
Securing a 2391 qualification is required to obtain your JIB Gold Card which affirms your status as an accredited electrician — an indispensable credential sought after by the majority of industry employers.
Yes, successful candidates will receive a City & Guilds certificate, proving their competency in initial verification and periodic inspection and testing.
This course is intended for practicing electricians already involved in the testing and inspection process, so you should have experience with I&T and a foundational knowledge of three phase systems.
Both the course and assessments are run at our CS Learning testing training facility in Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire. There is easy access from the M1/A1 and train links from both Bedford & Milton Keynes.
Free dedicated parking is available on-site for attendees.
The assessment for this course involves a 2 hour theory exam taken on the final day of the main course, and a subsequent practical assessment that takes place over the course of a day in the following week.
Our training facilities are located at Unit 3, Daniel Mullen Court, Station Road, Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, MK44 1PU.
Our state of the art testing & training facility is located in the village of Sharnbrook, with easy access from the M1/A1 and train links from Milton Keynes & Bedford. Dedicated parking is available for attendees on-site.
If you have any questions about any of our courses, assessments or our training facility, please let us know and we will be happy to give you any information you may need.
