HVTC5 High Voltage Cable Sheath Testing Course
The High Voltage Cable Sheath Testing course is designed for electrical engineers, cable jointers, and technicians who work with high voltage cable networks and need to ensure system integrity. This training covers essential testing techniques to assess the condition of cable sheaths and identify faults before they escalate.
Compliant with current industry standards and safety regulations (INDG354, rev1, HSE), the course teaches practical skills and theory to help you maintain and extend the lifespan of high voltage cable installations. It’s ideal for those responsible for cable maintenance and fault diagnosis in industrial, utility, and commercial sectors.
Why enrol on the High Voltage Cable Sheath Testing Course?
Understanding how to test cable sheaths correctly is crucial for preventing costly failures and maintaining network reliability. This course offers hands-on training that empowers you to detect and locate sheath faults, minimising downtime, and enhancing safety.
Delivered by experienced instructors, the course blends detailed theory with real-world applications, ensuring you leave with confidence in both testing methods and interpreting results. Completing this course also strengthens your professional credentials and supports career advancement in the electrical trade.
Course Overview
This course covers the theoretical and practical principles of high voltage sheath testing, with an emphasis on data interpretation and safety requirements (INDG354, rev1, HSE).
Course Topics
- Introduction
- Electrical insulation
- Safety requirements
- Sheath testing
- Cable fault testing procedure
- High voltage cable insulation testing protocol
- Sheath test recommendations
- Insulation testing
- Practical exercises & tutorials
Electrical engineers, cable jointers, and technicians responsible for carrying out or supervising high voltage cable sheath testing.
There are no formal entry requirements for enrolling on this course. However, a background in electrical installation, cable jointing, or testing is advantageous. Additionally, if you are training to work on anything other than new cable installations, we recommend that you are authorised to receive sanction for test documents (e.g., HVSO5 qualification or equivalent) before enrolling on this course.
All attendees must be aged 18 or older and have a good command of written and spoken English.
Yes, candidates who complete the course and pass the assessments will be awarded a Certificate of Competency accredited by PASS Ltd. Attendees who decide not to sit the exam, or who are unsuccessful in doing so, will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
It enhances your ability to maintain high voltage cable systems safely and effectively, supporting career progression in electrical engineering and maintenance roles.
24 hours (Mon-Fri).
