Description
Who is this PAT course aimed at?
This PAT testing course is aimed at beginners who have little or no electrical knowledge or experience and are hoping to enter the electrical industry. This course is good for those who are responsible for the maintenance of electrical equipment and those undertaking practical Inspection and Testing of electrical equipment. PAT testing, also known as in-service Inspection and Testing of electrical equipment, provides additional revenue for many electricians – completing a course also allows facilities and office managers to conduct PAT testing in house. Whilst PAT testing is not a legal requirement, the law states that employers must ensure portable electrics are maintained to prevent any dangers, the HSE recommends PAT Testing to maintain equipment.
If you have experience and basic electrical knowledge, our two-day PAT testing course will be the best option for you.
What does this PAT course cover?
This PAT testing course will increase candidates’ understanding of how electrics work and how it is installed. It will teach them how to test portable electrical items, providing learners with the ability to carry out any mandatory checks. PAT Testing training also allows them to learn, develop and practice the skills required to Inspection and Testing electrical items, ensuring they follow the latest code of practice for in-service inspection and testing, covering PAT Testing requirements and regulations.
This three-day course covers the same content as the two-day course, but with an additional day to provide more information and knowledge regarding the technical aspects of PAT testing.
What you will learn
What PAT testing qualifications will be received?
Upon successful completion of this course, candidates will receive a City & Guilds 2377-77 PAT testing qualification.
To gain this qualification, candidates must successfully pass a short practical assessment, completing the following tasks:
Task 1 – Inspect and test class I equipment,
Task 2 – Inspect and test class II equipment (this will be either unearthed metal or without unearthed metal of class II FE – learners will not need to do all three of these, they only need to do one type.)
Task 3 – Complete record forms.
Candidates must also pass a 1hr 45-minute exam, made up of fifty questions.