Course description
How To Become an Electrician - Beginner
Are you looking to switch careers or strengthen your skills in the electrical sector? Logic4training’s New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer Programme has a Foundation and Advanced module that cover all the practical skills and qualifications relating to domestic electrical works needed to join a competent person scheme and become a domestic electrical installer
Where to Start?
Expand your skillset with Logic4training’s Domestic Electrical Installer Course which has both Foundation and Advanced Modules
The Foundation Course is a hands-on course that consists of an initial four-week block, followed up by a further 7 days consisting of a further 2 industry qualifications which can be taken at a date that suits you.
Delivered by our expert trainers, the course includes training and assessment on the essential aspects of electrical installation in domestic environments, such as testing & inspection, wiring in boilers and fitting electrical appliances – showers and cookers, for example.
This course also acts as stepping stone to the Advanced Course that incorporates the LCL L3 Certificate in Installing, Testing and Ensuring Compliance of Electrical Installations in Dwellings course which, alongside two-years of relevant experience, is a necessary requirement of joining an electrical competent persons’ scheme.
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What Will I Learn
You’ll cover a range of new skills during the domestic electrical installer course, including:
- Electrical wiring regulations, standards and associated documents
- Competent Persons Schemes (CPS), why they are needed and how to register
- Basic electrical theory, including OHMS Law, power laws and resistance
- Building Regulations – Part P and Part M
- Electrical components including consumer units and safety devices
- Cable sizing and selection
- Installation skills (all tools are provided)
- Inspection, testing and certification
For a full list, download our guide to becoming a domestic electrical installer.
Successful candidates will gain the following qualifications and certificates:
Foundation Course
- Logic Certification Domestic Electrical Installer – Part P (Full Scope)
- 18th Edition Wiring Regulations, BS 7671:2018 AMD2 (City & Guilds 2382-22 – RQF Level 3)
- Initial Verification, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations (Logic Certification RQF Level 3)
- Health & Safety – Manual Handling
- Health & Safety – Fire Safety
- Health & Safety – Asbestos Awareness
- Health & Safety – Working at Heights
Advanced Course
- LCL L3 Certificate in Installing, Testing and Ensuring Compliance of Electrical Installations in Dwellings course
Training Course Content
New Entrants Electrical Induction
If you are looking to add domestic electrical works to your skill set then book on to our free, informal induction, where you will find out about our options for new entrants.
Domestic electrical work includes wiring in boilers, and installing electric appliances like showers and cookers – ideal for a range of tradespeople such as builders, gas installers and kitchen fitters.
New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer Course
Logic4training’s New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer course is a flexible training programme for candidates who want to begin a career in the domestic electrical sector.
It gives candidates the skills, knowledge and qualifications required to start work as a domestic electrical installer, while acting as a foundation for further training.
Expenses
- New Entrants Electrical Induction: FREE
- New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer Course: £3500 + VAT