Training with NAPIT

This is an intensive refresher course for electrical installers for the installation, inspection, testing, verification & certification of installations to BS7671: 2008 (2011) Incorporating Amendment No 1: 2011. This course is for both electricians and electrical inspectors to prepare them to undertake assessment, leading to a Certificate of Competence to the NAPIT Standards. Assessment and certification are covered by UKAS accreditation to ISO 17024 via Blueflame certification.

This course is for electricians wishing to update their knowledge on the new BS7671:2008 (2011) Wiring Regulations book.

This course is for electricians wishing to update their knowledge on the new BS7671:2008 (2011) Wiring Regulations book.

This course is for competent electricians who do not have a recognised qualification for BS7671: 2008 (2011) Incorporating Amendment No 1: 2011 and wish to update their knowledge to current standards.

This course is for electricians who are competent working on single phase systems but feel daunted by the prospect of working on 3-phase installations encountered on commercial and industrial types of work.

This 10 day course includes a half day multiple-choice on-line exam and a 1 or 2 day practical exam involving wiring and testing of basic single circuits. The allied trades part p course is an electrical defined scope course. Part DS1 covers the installation, inspection, testing & certification of inspection to BS7671:2008 (requirements for electrical installations) for defined scope electrical operatives. Part DS2 also includes the additional requirements related to electrical installations associated with the heating industry (non-electric heating systems). Part DS3 also includes the additional requirements related to multi circuit electrical installations (power, lighting & protective bonding).

This course is for those working in the building trade and others who require a working knowledge of how electrical installations in dwellings can affect the building's construction.

This course is for electricians who wish to gain a deeper understanding of central heating controls and wiring plans, or central heating engineers wanting more information from an electrical point of view.

The Health & Safety Executive state that 25% of all reportable electrical accidents involve portable appliances. The electricity at work regulations (1989) places a legal responsibility on employers, suppliers, and hirers etc. to take responsibly practicable steps to ensure that no danger results from the use of such equipment. This in effect requires the implementation of a systematic and regular programme of maintenance, inspection and testing.

An intensive assessment for fully skilled Electricians on the Design, Installation, Inspection, Testing, Verification and Certification of Installations to BS7671 leading to a Certificate of Competence to the NAPIT Standards. The assessment has been designed for experienced contracting electricians who are familiar with BS 7671, On Site Guide, Guidance Notes 3 and the Memorandum of Guidance on the Electricity at Work Act 1989. Assessment and certification are covered by UKAS accreditation to ISO 17024.

This course is for electricians who are familiar with the technical aspects of inspection and testing and need to be conversant with NAPIT & IET certificates and reports.

The need for Fire Detection and Alarm Systems and Emergency lighting is governed by ‘enforcing authorities’ who have a duty to enforce fire safety in non domestic premises. When a system is required the relevant British Standard is used for auditing by any ‘enforcing authorities’.

This course is for installation engineers who must be trained and registered to test and commission ventilation systems on new build homes as of 1st October 2010, when domestic ventilation became ‘notifiable work’ as part of Approved Document Part F 2010 (ADF).

This course is for competent electricians who do not have a recognised qualification for BS7671: 2008 (2011) Incorporating Amendment No 1: 2011 and practicing electricians experienced in inspection and testing who wish to update their knowledge to current standards in all aspects of inspection, testing and certification.

The course is designed for electrically skilled and competent electricians who have previous experience in fixed electrical installation inspection and testing and want to expand their knowledge and skills in Periodic Inspection and Testing.

This course is for electricians who are experienced in electrical installation inspection and testing and want to expand their knowledge and skills in Periodic Inspection and Testing and to become conversant with NAPIT & IET certificates and reports.

The course is designed for electricians and allied trade persons that deal on domestic, single phase systems, to enable them to become conversant with inspection, testing, verification and certification of these systems to BS 7671: 2008 (2011) Incorporating Amendment No 1: 2011.

The training/assessment course is targeting delegates with 5 or more years of experience in plumbing or conventional heating engineering, delegates who hold a formal qualification at NVQ Level 3 in plumbing or heating engineering or equivalent and delegates who are currently undertaking a course in plumbing or heating engineering, which will lead to a formal qualification such as an NVQ Level 3 in plumbing or heating engineering.

Set by City & Guilds on specific dates throughout March, June, July and December (usually on Thursday evenings), the theory assessment is a closed book written paper exam which takes 2.5 hours.

This course is for practicing electricians to update their skills and become competent in all aspects of inspection, testing and certification.

This course is for practicing electricians experienced in inspection and testing wishing to update their skills and become competent in all aspects of inspection, testing and certification.

This course is for plumbers and gas engineers wishing to satisfy the requirements for compliance with Approved Document L1.

This BPEC course is designed to educate and inform those interested in renewable and sustainable energy producing technologies (heat and electrical), to provide background knowledge of each of these technologies and to explain what each will and will not do, including payback periods and grants that may be available to cover costs.

This course will provide training and assessment to electricians with the necessary skills to plan, install, commission and maintain Solar Photovoltaic systems. Choose this course if you want to install Solar PV installations through a Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS).

An introduction to Solar Heating, Solar Collectors, Hot Water storage and key installation issues, preparing to install a solar water heating system, fitting solar collectors, plumbing layout and design of solar water heating systems, control and power requirements, system commissioning, handover to client and service & maintenance. Such a course is a requirement of the minimum technical competency (MTC) document for solar installers and the certificate is recognised by all bodies offering routes to the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) as evidence of suitable training.

The course is designed for electricians and testing inspectors, to enable them to use a variety of test instruments produced by different manufacturers.

This course is aimed at plumbers and heating engineers who wish to install Vented and Unvented Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems.

For Installers, designers or specifiers of water fittings and associated systems wishing to meet the requirements of the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999.

It is aimed at Installers, Maintenance Businesses, Specifiers, Building Control officers, Inspectors and indeed anyone who needs to know about safe installation practices of Biomass appliances.