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Mains Compliance SRF BTEC Level 3

One day classroom course with full tutor support and qualification

Tavcom Training

Summary

Price
£360 inc VAT
Or £60.00/mo. for 6 months...
Study method
Classroom
Duration
8 hours · Full-time
Certification
SRF BTEC Level 3 Professional Award
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  • Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
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Tavcom Training Centre
Claylands Road
Southampton
Hampshire
SO321QD
United Kingdom
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Overview

This essential mains compliance course is for all those who work on or near a live electrical supply and need to ensure that they are a ‘competent person’ under the terms of the ‘electricity at work’ regulations

Certification

SRF BTEC Level 3 Professional Award

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Description

This essential mains compliance course for all those who work on or near a live electrical supply and need to ensure that they are a ‘competent person’ under the terms of the ‘electricity at work’ regulations.

If you wish to install security systems (with the exception of Fire Panels) or other electrical equipment in commercial or domestic properties, this course will teach you how to install fused spurs and conduct other work safely, efficiently and legally within current legislation.

This course allows you to undertake ‘minor works’ to an existing electrical circuit, for example adding an additional socket or a fused spur, that does not involve the addition of a new circuit.

Although this work does not have to be undertaken by a registered electrician and you do not need to notify your local building control office, all electrical work must comply with BS 7671, the wiring regulations.

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Jamie asked:

If I take this course, can I sign off my own minor works with out a electrician to sign off the work?

Answer:

Hi Jamie, thanks for the question. Yes, you can sign off your own works after this course as you would be considered someone who can demonstrate competency. I hope that helps. - Sarah

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