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City & Guild 2391-51 Level 3 Award in Period Inspection, Testing & CertificationCourse Description
Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement. Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment.Audience
This course is suitable for domestic installers and electricians who wish to carry out periodic inspections and testing plus associated certification. If candidates have no previous testing experience then they are still able to take the course but are advised to attend the 6 day course that includes an extra two days training immediately before the course date. We strongly recommend that candidates have the City & Guilds 2382 prior to taking this course, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.Duration:
6 Day(s)Class size:
5
Course Name
City & Guild 2391-51 Level 3 Award in Period Inspection, Testing & CertificationCourse Description
<p>Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.</p> <p>Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment.</p>Audience
This course is suitable for domestic installers and electricians who wish to carry out periodic inspections and testing plus associated certification. If candidates have no previous testing experience then they are still able to take the course but are advised to attend the 6 day course that includes an extra two days training immediately before the course date. We strongly recommend that candidates have the City & Guilds 2382 prior to taking this course, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.Duration:
6 Day(s)Class size:
5Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2395 PIT&CPrerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
Course Name
City & Guilds 2079-11 F-Gas – Handling Fluorinated Gases and Ozone Depleting SubstancesCourse Description
To provide the knowledge and practical skills to undertake leak checking, recovery, installation, service and maintenance of stationary refrigeration and heat pump equipment containing refrigerants.Audience
Personnel responsible for the maintenance of Air Conditioning Systems involving the handling of fluorinated gases.Duration:
5 days Day(s)Class size:
9
Course Name
City & Guilds 2079-11 F-Gas – Handling Fluorinated Gases and Ozone Depleting SubstancesCourse Description
<p>To provide the knowledge and practical skills to undertake leak checking, recovery, installation, service and maintenance of stationary refrigeration and heat pump equipment containing refrigerants.</p>Audience
Personnel responsible for the maintenance of Air Conditioning Systems involving the handling of fluorinated gases.Duration:
5 days Day(s)Class size:
9Competence Name Awarded:
Plant 11 - Undertake Installation, Maintenance, Modification and Repair of HVAC SystemsCompetence Awarded:
Plant 11Course Code:
2079-11Prerequisite Name:
Undertake installation, maintenance, modification and repair of LV electrical installationsPrerequisite Short Code:
Plant 01Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
5Course Type:
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City & Guilds 2377 - Portable Appliance TestingCourse Description
We recommend that delegates have an up to date copy of the IEE code of practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment. The following elements are covered: - Legislation - Equipment classification - Frequency of inspection - Documentation and procedures - Competence to test - Instrumentation - Practical inspection and testing - Use of a variety of common test instruments - Recording and interpreting results Plant 01 holders do not need to hold this competence and can conduct these tasks using Plant 01 following a familiarisation with the test equipment. This course can be provided by any City & Guilds approved centre. **Please note that a Scientific Calculator is required for this course***Audience
This qualification is designed for those involved in the inspection and testing of electrical equipment and/or managing the process. Plant 01 holders do not need to hold this competence and can conduct these tasks using Plant 01 following a familiarisation with the test equipment. There are no pre-requisites for this course.Duration:
3 Day(s)Class size:
8
Course Name
City & Guilds 2377 - Portable Appliance TestingCourse Description
<p>We recommend that delegates have an up to date copy of the IEE code of practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment.<br /> <br /> The following elements are covered:<br /> - Legislation<br /> - Equipment classification<br /> - Frequency of inspection<br /> - Documentation and procedures<br /> - Competence to test<br /> - Instrumentation<br /> - Practical inspection and testing<br /> - Use of a variety of common test instruments<br /> - Recording and interpreting results<br /> <br /> Plant 01 holders do not need to hold this competence and can conduct these tasks using Plant 01 following a familiarisation with the test equipment.<br /> <br /> This course can be provided by any City & Guilds approved centre.<br /> </p> <p>**Please note that a Scientific Calculator is required for this course***</p>Audience
This qualification is designed for those involved in the inspection and testing of electrical equipment and/or managing the process. Plant 01 holders do not need to hold this competence and can conduct these tasks using Plant 01 following a familiarisation with the test equipment. There are no pre-requisites for this course.Duration:
3 Day(s)Class size:
8Competence Name Awarded:
Undertake Portable Appliance testingCompetence Awarded:
Plant 20Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2377 PATPrerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
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Course Name
City & Guilds 2382 - Certificate for Electrical Installations (18th Edition)Course Description
The 4 day course covers the complete wiring regulations and is delivered over 3 days with a 2 hour, 60 question on-line GOLA examination on the 4th day. If the optimum number of candidates attends this course (14) then the examination will take place in 2 sittings of 7 candidates.Audience
Average literacy, numeracy skills and an understanding of basic electrical theory are desired but there are no formal prerequisites for entry to this course.Duration:
4 Day(s)Class size:
12
Course Name
City & Guilds 2382 - Certificate for Electrical Installations (18th Edition)Course Description
<p>The 4 day course covers the complete wiring regulations and is delivered over 3 days with a 2 hour, 60 question on-line GOLA examination on the 4th day. If the optimum number of candidates attends this course (14) then the examination will take place in 2 sittings of 7 candidates.</p>Audience
Average literacy, numeracy skills and an understanding of basic electrical theory are desired but there are no formal prerequisites for entry to this course.Duration:
4 Day(s)Class size:
12Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2382 CEI18Prerequisite Name:
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Course Name
City & Guilds 2391-50 Initial Verification work on newly installed installationsCourse Description
The City & Guilds (C&G) 2394 has now been amended to C&G 2391-50. Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement. Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment. This qualification helps you to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to professionally install and carry out initial verification and testing on electrical installations.Audience
This award is ideal for qualified electricians wishing to update their knowledge of electrical installation techniques. Level 3 is ideal if you are a qualified electrician and have a great deal of technical skills and knowledge. You work with minimum supervision and have a good record of safety, fault correction and ensuring work meets the required standard. You want to update your knowledge of techniques and legislation.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
6
Course Name
City & Guilds 2391-50 Initial Verification work on newly installed installationsCourse Description
<p>The City & Guilds (C&G) 2394 has now been amended to C&G 2391-50.</p> <p>Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.</p> <p>Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment.</p> <p>This qualification helps you to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to professionally install and carry out initial verification and testing on electrical installations.</p>Audience
This award is ideal for qualified electricians wishing to update their knowledge of electrical installation techniques. Level 3 is ideal if you are a qualified electrician and have a great deal of technical skills and knowledge. You work with minimum supervision and have a good record of safety, fault correction and ensuring work meets the required standard. You want to update your knowledge of techniques and legislation.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
6Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2394Prerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
Course Name
City & Guilds 2396 Level 4 Award in Design, Erection & VerificationCourse Description
This qualification helps to develop the essential, up-to-date knowledge and techniques needed to professionally design and install or inspect and test electrical systems. This course will cover: - - Statutory and non-statutory requirements relating to electrical installation design, construction management and verification. - The electrical installation design, construction and commissioning process. - BS 7671 requirements relating to electrical installation design. - Design and verification procedures for single and poly phase electrical installations. - Fundamental principles for the design and installation of associated protective systems relating to electrical installations. - Factors that affect choice of alternative energy sources and environmental technologies used within electrical installation design. This course can be provided by any City & Guilds approved centre.Audience
This course is intended for staff who have responsibility for the design, construction, inspection and testing of electrical systems. It is advised that any candidate attending this course should have already undertaken C&G 2391 and already hold a C&G 2382 18th Edition Wiring Regulations or equivalent with update. There are no pre-requisites for this course.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
6
Course Name
City & Guilds 2396 Level 4 Award in Design, Erection & VerificationCourse Description
<p>This qualification helps to develop the essential, up-to-date knowledge and techniques needed to professionally design and install or inspect and test electrical systems.<br /> <br /> This course will cover: -<br /> - Statutory and non-statutory requirements relating to electrical installation design, construction management and verification.<br /> - The electrical installation design, construction and commissioning process.<br /> - BS 7671 requirements relating to electrical installation design.<br /> - Design and verification procedures for single and poly phase electrical installations.<br /> - Fundamental principles for the design and installation of associated protective systems relating to electrical installations.<br /> - Factors that affect choice of alternative energy sources and environmental technologies used within electrical installation design.<br /> <br /> This course can be provided by any City & Guilds approved centre.</p>Audience
This course is intended for staff who have responsibility for the design, construction, inspection and testing of electrical systems. It is advised that any candidate attending this course should have already undertaken C&G 2391 and already hold a C&G 2382 18th Edition Wiring Regulations or equivalent with update. There are no pre-requisites for this course.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
6Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2396 DE&VPrerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
Course Name
City and Guilds Level 3 in Learning and Development (new to role) - Module 1Course Description
This course is part of the route to competence and meets the minimum requirement for all new Workforce Development Specialists within Network Rail. A nationally recognised qualification in association with City and Guilds, this is module 1 of a 10 day programme. It is assessed by way of the completion of assignments, observations and professional discussions with the assessor, and witness statements. Whilst assignments will be started during the programme there is the requirement to undertake additional research. The programme covers 5 units:- • Unit 001 Understand the principles and practices of learning and development • Unit 012 Reflect on and improve own practice in learning and development • Unit 006 Plan and prepare specific learning and development opportunities • Unit 007 Develop and prepare resources for learning and development • 008 Facilitate learning and development in groupsAudience
This programme is aimed at new Workforce Development Specialists and is part of their route to competence.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
10
Course Name
City and Guilds Level 3 in Learning and Development (new to role) - Module 1Course Description
<p>This course is part of the route to competence and meets the minimum requirement for all new Workforce Development Specialists within Network Rail.</p> <p>A nationally recognised qualification in association with City and Guilds, this is module 1 of a 10 day programme.</p> <p>It is assessed by way of the completion of assignments, observations and professional discussions with the assessor, and witness statements. Whilst assignments will be started during the programme there is the requirement to undertake additional research.</p> <p>The programme covers 5 units:-</p> <p>• Unit 001 Understand the principles and practices of learning and development</p> <p>• Unit 012 Reflect on and improve own practice in learning and development</p> <p>• Unit 006 Plan and prepare specific learning and development opportunities</p> <p>• Unit 007 Develop and prepare resources for learning and development</p> <p>• 008 Facilitate learning and development in groups</p>Audience
This programme is aimed at new Workforce Development Specialists and is part of their route to competence.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
10Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
CGL3M1NewPrerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
Course Name
City and Guilds Level 3 in Learning and Development (new to role) - Module 2Course Description
This interactive programme is aimed at new Workforce Development Specialists and forms part of their route to competence. Working towards the qualification this programme, formed of 2 highly learner centred modules approximately 6 months apart, learners will cover the theory required to complete assignments and have the opportunity to practice and develop their training delivery skills. Competence is assessed by way of completing assignments, a review of work products, professional discussions and observed training delivery sessions. Whilst the information to complete assignments is covered on the modules, delegates will be expected to do additional research and assignment work outside the classroom environment.Audience
New Workforce Development SpecialistsDuration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
10
Course Name
City and Guilds Level 3 in Learning and Development (new to role) - Module 2Course Description
<p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">This interactive programme is aimed at new Workforce Development Specialists and forms part of their route to competence. Working towards the qualification this programme, formed of 2 highly learner centred modules approximately 6 months apart, learners will cover the theory required to complete assignments and have the opportunity to practice and develop their training delivery skills. </p> <p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">Competence is assessed by way of completing assignments, a review of work products, professional discussions and observed training delivery sessions.</p> <p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">Whilst the information to complete assignments is covered on the modules, delegates will be expected to do additional research and assignment work outside the classroom environment. </p>Audience
New Workforce Development SpecialistsDuration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
10Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
C&G L3 L&D M1 & M2Prerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
Course Name
DC Electrified Lines - Procedure B Level A Nominated Person Northern City LineCourse Description
To enable the delegate to develop the technical ability and underpinning knowledge required to carry out the duties of a Level A Nominated Person conducting Procedure B, specifically for the Northern City Line.Audience
NWR & Industry-wideDuration:
2 Day(s)Class size:
6
Course Name
DC Electrified Lines - Procedure B Level A Nominated Person Northern City LineCourse Description
<p>To enable the delegate to develop the technical ability and underpinning knowledge required to carry out the duties of a Level A Nominated Person conducting Procedure B, specifically for the Northern City Line.<br /> </p>Audience
NWR & Industry-wideDuration:
2 Day(s)Class size:
6Competence Name Awarded:
Level A - Procedure B Northern City LineCompetence Awarded:
LA 3rd-R PB-iNCLCourse Code:
LA 3rd R PB-i (NCL)Prerequisite Name:
First Aid for Electrical Accidents Personal Track Safety. Working Near or Adjacent to the DC Conductor RailPrerequisite Short Code:
HSE T32, PTS DCCRSkills Assessment Scheme Regime:
2Course Type:
Course Name
City & Guild 2391-51 Level 3 Award in Period Inspection, Testing & CertificationCourse Description
<p>Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.</p> <p>Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment.</p>Audience
This course is suitable for domestic installers and electricians who wish to carry out periodic inspections and testing plus associated certification. If candidates have no previous testing experience then they are still able to take the course but are advised to attend the 6 day course that includes an extra two days training immediately before the course date. We strongly recommend that candidates have the City & Guilds 2382 prior to taking this course, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.Duration:
6 Day(s)Class size:
5Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2395 PIT&CPrerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
How to Book
Course Name
City & Guilds 2079-11 F-Gas – Handling Fluorinated Gases and Ozone Depleting SubstancesCourse Description
<p>To provide the knowledge and practical skills to undertake leak checking, recovery, installation, service and maintenance of stationary refrigeration and heat pump equipment containing refrigerants.</p>Audience
Personnel responsible for the maintenance of Air Conditioning Systems involving the handling of fluorinated gases.Duration:
5 days Day(s)Class size:
9Competence Name Awarded:
Plant 11 - Undertake Installation, Maintenance, Modification and Repair of HVAC SystemsCompetence Awarded:
Plant 11Course Code:
2079-11Prerequisite Name:
Undertake installation, maintenance, modification and repair of LV electrical installationsPrerequisite Short Code:
Plant 01Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
5Course Type:
How to Book
Course Name
City & Guilds 2377 - Portable Appliance TestingCourse Description
<p>We recommend that delegates have an up to date copy of the IEE code of practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment.<br /> <br /> The following elements are covered:<br /> - Legislation<br /> - Equipment classification<br /> - Frequency of inspection<br /> - Documentation and procedures<br /> - Competence to test<br /> - Instrumentation<br /> - Practical inspection and testing<br /> - Use of a variety of common test instruments<br /> - Recording and interpreting results<br /> <br /> Plant 01 holders do not need to hold this competence and can conduct these tasks using Plant 01 following a familiarisation with the test equipment.<br /> <br /> This course can be provided by any City & Guilds approved centre.<br /> </p> <p>**Please note that a Scientific Calculator is required for this course***</p>Audience
This qualification is designed for those involved in the inspection and testing of electrical equipment and/or managing the process. Plant 01 holders do not need to hold this competence and can conduct these tasks using Plant 01 following a familiarisation with the test equipment. There are no pre-requisites for this course.Duration:
3 Day(s)Class size:
8Competence Name Awarded:
Undertake Portable Appliance testingCompetence Awarded:
Plant 20Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2377 PATPrerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
How to Book
Course Name
City & Guilds 2382 - Certificate for Electrical Installations (18th Edition)Course Description
<p>The 4 day course covers the complete wiring regulations and is delivered over 3 days with a 2 hour, 60 question on-line GOLA examination on the 4th day. If the optimum number of candidates attends this course (14) then the examination will take place in 2 sittings of 7 candidates.</p>Audience
Average literacy, numeracy skills and an understanding of basic electrical theory are desired but there are no formal prerequisites for entry to this course.Duration:
4 Day(s)Class size:
12Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2382 CEI18Prerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
How to Book
Course Name
City & Guilds 2391-50 Initial Verification work on newly installed installationsCourse Description
<p>The City & Guilds (C&G) 2394 has now been amended to C&G 2391-50.</p> <p>Any delegates wishing to attend this course ideally would have completed the C&G 2382 (17th Edition) prior to July 2018 or the C&G (18th Edition) from July 2018 onwards, if not, completed any of the C&G 2382 courses although, though this is not a mandatory entry requirement.</p> <p>Ideally the delegate will be electrically aware/or working in a similar environment.</p> <p>This qualification helps you to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to professionally install and carry out initial verification and testing on electrical installations.</p>Audience
This award is ideal for qualified electricians wishing to update their knowledge of electrical installation techniques. Level 3 is ideal if you are a qualified electrician and have a great deal of technical skills and knowledge. You work with minimum supervision and have a good record of safety, fault correction and ensuring work meets the required standard. You want to update your knowledge of techniques and legislation.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
6Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2394Prerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
How to Book
Course Name
City & Guilds 2396 Level 4 Award in Design, Erection & VerificationCourse Description
<p>This qualification helps to develop the essential, up-to-date knowledge and techniques needed to professionally design and install or inspect and test electrical systems.<br /> <br /> This course will cover: -<br /> - Statutory and non-statutory requirements relating to electrical installation design, construction management and verification.<br /> - The electrical installation design, construction and commissioning process.<br /> - BS 7671 requirements relating to electrical installation design.<br /> - Design and verification procedures for single and poly phase electrical installations.<br /> - Fundamental principles for the design and installation of associated protective systems relating to electrical installations.<br /> - Factors that affect choice of alternative energy sources and environmental technologies used within electrical installation design.<br /> <br /> This course can be provided by any City & Guilds approved centre.</p>Audience
This course is intended for staff who have responsibility for the design, construction, inspection and testing of electrical systems. It is advised that any candidate attending this course should have already undertaken C&G 2391 and already hold a C&G 2382 18th Edition Wiring Regulations or equivalent with update. There are no pre-requisites for this course.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
6Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
PD/IE/C&G2396 DE&VPrerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
How to Book
Course Name
City and Guilds Level 3 in Learning and Development (new to role) - Module 1Course Description
<p>This course is part of the route to competence and meets the minimum requirement for all new Workforce Development Specialists within Network Rail.</p> <p>A nationally recognised qualification in association with City and Guilds, this is module 1 of a 10 day programme.</p> <p>It is assessed by way of the completion of assignments, observations and professional discussions with the assessor, and witness statements. Whilst assignments will be started during the programme there is the requirement to undertake additional research.</p> <p>The programme covers 5 units:-</p> <p>• Unit 001 Understand the principles and practices of learning and development</p> <p>• Unit 012 Reflect on and improve own practice in learning and development</p> <p>• Unit 006 Plan and prepare specific learning and development opportunities</p> <p>• Unit 007 Develop and prepare resources for learning and development</p> <p>• 008 Facilitate learning and development in groups</p>Audience
This programme is aimed at new Workforce Development Specialists and is part of their route to competence.Duration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
10Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
CGL3M1NewPrerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
How to Book
Course Name
City and Guilds Level 3 in Learning and Development (new to role) - Module 2Course Description
<p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">This interactive programme is aimed at new Workforce Development Specialists and forms part of their route to competence. Working towards the qualification this programme, formed of 2 highly learner centred modules approximately 6 months apart, learners will cover the theory required to complete assignments and have the opportunity to practice and develop their training delivery skills. </p> <p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">Competence is assessed by way of completing assignments, a review of work products, professional discussions and observed training delivery sessions.</p> <p style="margin-left:0cm; margin-right:0cm">Whilst the information to complete assignments is covered on the modules, delegates will be expected to do additional research and assignment work outside the classroom environment. </p>Audience
New Workforce Development SpecialistsDuration:
5 Day(s)Class size:
10Competence Name Awarded:
Competence Awarded:
Course Code:
C&G L3 L&D M1 & M2Prerequisite Name:
Prerequisite Short Code:
Skills Assessment Scheme Regime:
Course Type:
How to Book
Course Name
DC Electrified Lines - Procedure B Level A Nominated Person Northern City LineCourse Description
<p>To enable the delegate to develop the technical ability and underpinning knowledge required to carry out the duties of a Level A Nominated Person conducting Procedure B, specifically for the Northern City Line.<br /> </p>Audience
NWR & Industry-wideDuration:
2 Day(s)Class size:
6Competence Name Awarded:
Level A - Procedure B Northern City LineCompetence Awarded:
LA 3rd-R PB-iNCLCourse Code:
LA 3rd R PB-i (NCL)Prerequisite Name:
First Aid for Electrical Accidents Personal Track Safety. Working Near or Adjacent to the DC Conductor RailPrerequisite Short Code:
HSE T32, PTS DCCRSkills Assessment Scheme Regime:
2Course Type:
How to Book
