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Paul Holden

This document provides information about a 10-week course on the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations, including: - The course will cover the contents and requirements of the 300+ page 17th Edition regulations book issued by the IEE for electrical installations. - Studying the regulations will provide a City & Guilds qualification and is required for registration with N.I.C.E.I.C. - Students will learn how to interpret regulations, requirements for special locations, inspection and testing, and use tables and appendices. - Assessment will be a multiple choice online exam through City & Guilds at the end of the 10 weeks.

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17th Edition Wiring Regulations Lecturer : - Paul HoldenLecturer : - Paul Holden 10 weeks study10 weeks study 09:30 12:3009:30 12:30
17th Edition Wiring Regulations What are the 16th Edition Wiring Regulations? What is the purpose of the regulations? What will this qualification do for me? What does it involve to study these regulations? How will I be assessed?
What are the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations? 300+ pages of information & the On Site Guide (when issued) Known as "the Regs book" Issued by the Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE) Requirements for Electrical Installations IEE Wiring Regulations Seventeenth Edition BS 7671: 2008 Non-statutory document
What is the purpose of the regulations? SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY AND SAFETY Divided into 7 parts with appendices and the On Site Guide Part 1 - Scope, Object and Fundamental Requirements for safety Part 2 - Definitions Part 3 - Assessment of general Characteristics Part 4 - Protection for Safety Part 5 - Selection and Erection of Equipment Part 6 - special Installations or Locations Part 7 - Inspection and Testing Appendices - 15 off On Site Guide
What will this Qualification do for me? Gain a nationally recognised qualification - City & Guilds 2381-01 Required by N.I.C.E.I.C. for registration Increase employment prospects
What does it involve to study these regulations? You would need: -- To be qualified to City & Guilds 2360 part 2 (or equivalent) Approximately 30 hours training You will learn: -- Where to find information in the books How to interpret this information The requirements for special locations The requirements for inspecting and testing How to use the tables and appendices The contents of the On - Site Guide
How will I be assessed? Multiple choice, on-line, City and Guilds examination. 60 questions. 2 hours duration. When? - At end of course (week 12 ish) 18:00 20:00 hrs. Where? Hagley Road Centre
Clear as mud? Anyone got any questions? GOOD. Lets get started.
Thank you Paul Holden
Thank you Paul Holden

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17th Edition Info

  • 1. 17th Edition Wiring Regulations Lecturer : - Paul HoldenLecturer : - Paul Holden 10 weeks study10 weeks study 09:30 12:3009:30 12:30
  • 2. 17th Edition Wiring Regulations What are the 16th Edition Wiring Regulations? What is the purpose of the regulations? What will this qualification do for me? What does it involve to study these regulations? How will I be assessed?
  • 3. What are the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations? 300+ pages of information & the On Site Guide (when issued) Known as "the Regs book" Issued by the Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE) Requirements for Electrical Installations IEE Wiring Regulations Seventeenth Edition BS 7671: 2008 Non-statutory document
  • 4. What is the purpose of the regulations? SAFETY, SAFETY, SAFETY AND SAFETY Divided into 7 parts with appendices and the On Site Guide Part 1 - Scope, Object and Fundamental Requirements for safety Part 2 - Definitions Part 3 - Assessment of general Characteristics Part 4 - Protection for Safety Part 5 - Selection and Erection of Equipment Part 6 - special Installations or Locations Part 7 - Inspection and Testing Appendices - 15 off On Site Guide
  • 5. What will this Qualification do for me? Gain a nationally recognised qualification - City & Guilds 2381-01 Required by N.I.C.E.I.C. for registration Increase employment prospects
  • 6. What does it involve to study these regulations? You would need: -- To be qualified to City & Guilds 2360 part 2 (or equivalent) Approximately 30 hours training You will learn: -- Where to find information in the books How to interpret this information The requirements for special locations The requirements for inspecting and testing How to use the tables and appendices The contents of the On - Site Guide
  • 7. How will I be assessed? Multiple choice, on-line, City and Guilds examination. 60 questions. 2 hours duration. When? - At end of course (week 12 ish) 18:00 20:00 hrs. Where? Hagley Road Centre
  • 8. Clear as mud? Anyone got any questions? GOOD. Lets get started.