18th Edition Amendment No.2 Full E-learning course

This online course provides learners with a good working knowledge of the latest version of the 18th Edition Full e-learning course and how aligns with the requirements of BS 7671:2018 ‘for Electrical Installations - IET Wiring Regulations Eighteenth Edition’. This includes the changes created by the release of 2nd Amendment 2022. This 18th Edition full online course has been developed in partnership with NICEIC to provide a cost-effective way to update your knowledge in order to sit your 18th Edition exam (included in price of training). What does this 18th Edition online course cover? This BS7671 online course provides learners with a good working knowledge of the latest version of this core industry standard BS 7671:2018, including the updated requirements introduced by Amendment 2:2022. To find out more about 18th Edition please take a look at our full course and update course. Key areas include: Scope, object and fundamental principles Definitions Assessment of general characteristics Protection for safety Selection and erection of equipment Inspection and testing Special installations or locations Appendices Work areas The scope of BS 7671:2018 covers permanent and temporary installations in residential, commercial, public and industrial premises. It also includes requirements relating to special locations as well as considerations for energy efficiency. 18th Edition Certificate On completion of this 18th Edition online course, you will be able to print a certificate to demonstrate you have completed the learning. Exam This BS7671 online course includes one attempt at the City & Guilds 2-hour examination. Duration 14 to 18 study hours to complete. The length of time taken depends entirely on how quickly learners can study and absorb the material. Target Audience This 18th Edition course is particularly appropriate for those who design, install, commission or maintain low-voltage electrical installations. Whilst the course is primarily aimed at experienced electricians, it will also be of benefit to allied trades as well as trade related professionals including contract managers, installation designers, consultants, specifiers and surveyors. Entry Requirements Although there are no formal entry requirements it is expected that candidates have experience of electrical installation work and a good understanding of electrical science and principles. What happens after completion of the course? On completion of these modules, learners will need to book their exam with NICEIC to receive their accreditation. This course includes 1 attempt at the City & Guilds 2 hour examination. To book please call 0333 015 6627. Please ensure you have photographic ID and a copy of BS 7671:2018 including Amendment 2:2022 available to you. Failure to do so will prevent you from sitting this exam.