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17th Edition Training – Wiring Regulations Course (5 Day)

This 17th edition training course is aimed at anyone within the Electrical Industry as well as others who require a working knowledge of BS7671 Wiring Regulations.

This qualification is aimed at those who have not previously completed any 17th edition training course or gained the qualification prior to 2001.

This 17th Edition training is suitable for people that have practical skills and understanding of the electrical industry.

If you are interested in this 17th Edition Training, or would like some more information on the course, then you can contact one of our advisors on the number above or fill out a form and we will contact you.

Alternatively if you have already completed the 17th Edition Training but require an update for the changes since 2008 then please visit the 17th edition courses page.

Do I Need 17th Edition Training?

This 17th Edition Training is for those who have not previously completed a Wiring Regulations training course or gained the qualification prior to 2001.

Aimed at:	This 17th Edition Training is for those who have not previously completed a Wiring Regulations training course or gained the qualification prior to 2001.
Locations:	Hockley, Birmingham City Centre
Locations:	Atherton, Greater Manchester
Qualifications:	City & Guilds 2382/ 10 – 17th Edition Wiring Regulations BS7671
Duration:	5 Days

17th Edition Training – Wiring Regulations Course (5 Day) Course Outline

The 17th Edition training course will take 5 days. During that time the 17th edition training will provide you with a comprehensive overview of BS7671 17th Edition Wiring Regulations 2382-10 including:

What are the Wiring Regulations
Assessment of General Characteristics
Protection for Safety
Inspection and Testing
Specialist Installations or Locations

The 17th Edition training – Electrical Wiring Regulations Course consists of 4 days training centre based study, followed by the 2382-10 exam on day 5. The multiple choice examination is 2 hours and consists of 60 questions.