Course

City and Guilds 2377-77 Electrical Equipment Maintenance and Testing (PAT)

Commonly referred to as the PAT course, the 2377 is designed to teach individuals how to assess electrical equipment to ensure that it is safe for use. While the course used to focus solely on portable appliances, it now covers all electrical equipment, which is typically not checked during installation periodic inspection and testing.

QUALIFICATION

City & Guilds 2377-77 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

No formal entry requirements

COURSE TYPE

Theory with an Online Multiple-Choice Exam and Practical Assessment

LOCATION

Clarkson Evans Training Centre

DURATION

2 Days

PRICE

£275 + VAT

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Course overview

This course is delivered over two days with an online multiple-choice exam and a practical assessment on the second day.

Upon successful completion, you should be able to demonstrate a good understanding of the inspection and testing requirements of the IET Code of Practice and be able to assess electrical equipment for continued safety and compliance.

What will I learn in this course?
- Familiarisation with the layout and contents of the IET Code of Practice
- Definitions and terminology used in the IET Code of PracticeResponsibilities and health & safety requirements
- Electrical units relating to the inspection and testing of electrical equipment
- Construction classes for electrical equipment and how they provide against shock
- Requirements and procedures for inspection and testing of electrical equipment
- Records required for in-service electrical equipment inspection and testing
Course Assessment
- 100-minute online multiple-choice exam (open book)
- Practical assessment covering the use of test instruments
Who is this course for?
- This course is suitable for anyone who may be required to check that electrical equipment is safe for continued use.
- In addition to electricians, this course can be useful for landlords, office staff or caretakers in situations where regular checking of electrical equipment safety is required under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.
- All delegates should be able to understand and retain technical information. The minimum age requirement is 18.
What qualifications will I earn?

City & Guilds 2377-77 Level 3 Award in the In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment
Course Books Required

IET Code of Practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (5th Edition)
Course Timings

The course is delivered over two days in a classroom at our Gloucester training centre. We can also offer this as a bespoke course for larger groups. Please contact us for details.

Frequently asked questions

Here are the most common questions asked about our training courses. If you can’t find the answer to you specific question here, please do get in touch.

How do I pay for my training course?

Payment for short courses must be made during the online booking process. We accept payment by credit or debit card.
What course materials do I need and where can I buy them?

You can find the required course books and materials listed on each course information page. When you book, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to purchase your course materials.
Will my qualifications be recognised?

Yes, all of our short courses are industry-recognised qualifications.
Where will my training course take place?

All short courses take place at the Clarkson Evans Training Centre located in Meteor Business Park, Cheltenham Road East, GL2 9QL.
What happens if I don’t pass an exam or assessment?

The initial course fee covers the cost of the first attempt at a course exam or practical assessment. If you are unsuccessful on your first attempt, we will advise you on how to request a resit and inform you about the associated cost.