
Gain a nationally recognised City & Guilds Level 3 Award (2377 77) in the in-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment, commonly known as PAT testing. Designed for electricians, maintenance staff and anyone responsible for electrical safety, this two-day course builds confidence and competence, covering both theory and practical skills in line with current regulations.
By the end, you’ll understand legal requirements, inspection and testing procedures, and record keeping protocols, all underpinned by the latest IET Code of Practice. Whether you’re expanding your trade offering or ensuring safety at work, this course gives you the right tools to test electrical equipment safely and professionally.
This qualification equips you with the knowledge and credentials to conduct in-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment confidently and competently. Recognised across the industry, it opens career doors, from electricians adding PAT testing to their services to facilities or safety managers responsible for maintaining compliance.
Our two-day delivery ensures you focus on practical application and understanding, not just theory. You’ll learn from expert tutors and practice in realistic environments, ensuring that what you learn translates directly into improved workplace safety and efficiency.
Get an in-depth grasp of PAT testing principles and procedures based on the IET Code of Practice (5th Edition). You’ll learn to carry out basic PAT work and to keep records in line with Electricity at Work Regulations.
It qualifies you to perform PAT testing competently and professionally. Upon completing the course, you will be able to test electrical equipment safely, accurately, and according to the IET Code of Practice (5th Edition).
Yes, a hard copy is required for the course and during the open-book exam.
Yes, it’s a 50-question multiple-choice exam lasting around 1 hour and 45 minutes. You will have access to an unmarked copy of the IET Code of Practice (5th Edition) throughout the duration of the test.
No, you don’t need formal qualifications or an electrical background to enrol. However, electrical knowledge, basic maths, and an understanding of Ohm’s Law will make the course much easier.
Absolutely. It’s recognised throughout the industry and valued by employers and clients in commercial and landlord sectors.
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