AE - Authorising Engineer Reviews

An okay course, not a great deal of new stuff was learnt given my previous experience, but it raised some good talking points with the class and the tutor was knowledgeable . It has given me a few things to implement on my return to work, so worthwhile overall.

Excellent tuition and practical exercises well organised & delivered course. Would highly recommend to anyone in a senior HV position.

Good course, very informative.

The course is a good introduction to the AE status but needs to be related to our company specific HV safety rules to be wholly beneficial.

My only criticism is that qualifications should be checked prior to attending the course. If a prior qualification is required as a prerequisite the candidate should not be allowed to attend until the qualification is achieved.

Lots of chatting that is good but I found we deviated from the subject too much.

Good course. Facilities for switching appear excellent.

. Good knowledge from the lecturer and when unsure was supportive and brought in additional support to engage in the discussion. I observed that it was a lot of information to take in for those with limited experience. However, through the support with the team they have a much better understanding

Printed course materials not provided, premises and apparatus very good but rather cold.

Authorising Engineer is not the most riveting of topics but the course was made enjoyable and interesting by the personable approach of Steve Procopis. The venue, as always, is fit for purpose and well run. There were a few discrepancies in the course content provided and the content presented e.g. some parts missing. This meant that some of the answers in the written exam could not be found. I was given a digital copy of the correct information to take away instead of the hard copy (I have not verified the accuracy of the digital copy). This did not detract from the course experience. I have not rated Lee Hubbard (above) as Lee did not take part in delivering the course.