City and Guilds 2394 is essentially aimed at practicing electricians who have not yet carried out any extensive inspection and testing since obtaining the 17th edition or perhaps since qualifying; or who require some update of their training before going on to other City & Guilds qualifications.

The qualification is also suitable for those with limited experience of initial verification and the inspection of electrical installations, and who have knowldge of electrical systems.

Although the course is principally designed for those who are already involved in the electrical industry, we suggest that those who are considering entering the industry, particularly from other engineering disciplines or who have been working in allied trades may find the course beneficial.

This award thoroughly prepares the delegate to undertake and understand the principles, practices and legislation for the initial verification of electrical installations

• Course content is anticipated to cover some of these key areas:

• Requirements of the Electricity at Work Regulations

• Safe inspection of electrical systems and equipment

• Appropriate procedures for completing safe isolation

• Health and Safety requirements specific to inspecting, testing and commissioning electrical installations and circuits

• Selecting the appropriate items to be checked during the inspection process

• The requirements for the inspection of electrical installations

• Requirements specific for special installations and locations as identified in Part 7 of BS 7671

• The IP Classification of equipment

The tests in accordance with the BS 7671 and IET Guidance Note 3
continuity
insulation resistance
polarity
earth electrode resistance
earth fault loop impedance
prospective fault current
RCD operation
phase sequence
functional testing
continuity including
main protective bonding conductors
circuit protective conductors
Ring Final Circuits
insulation resistance
polarity
external earth fault loop impedance (Ze)
system earth fault loop impedance (Zs)
prospective fault current
RCD operation including additional protection
phase sequence
functional testing

• Common earth fault loop paths

• Methods for verifying protection

• Requirements for determining fault current

• Documentation

PLEASE NOTE: this content is subject to revision and change

City and Guilds 2394-01 is assessed within the designated units:

Unit 301: 40 multiple choice examination using the City and Guilds e-evolve on line system - the duration of this examination is 1 hour and 20 minutes - this covers the principles, practices and legislation for the initial verification of electrical installations

Unit 302: Written examination paper comprising of 6 scenario based questions, requiring the delegate to provide 4 detailed answers. Please note that this written examination normally takes place on a designated date set by City and Guilds

These examination dates have been released by City and Guilds:

There is also a 3 hours and 5 minutes timed practical assessment

 This course is pricedat £570.00 plus vat and is inclusive of all course materials, examination fees and refreshments.

Important Information

All potential delegates wishing to undertake City and Guilds 2394 should be aware that there is no "hands on" training.

We recommenced that if you need training specifically on electrical testing, or you need some refresher training on testing, that you book a place on our ever popular City and Guilds 2392-10 course or speak to us directly by calling us on 0800 170 7007.

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All City and Guilds 2394-01 written examinations are known as "dated entry" examinations. This means that there are a limited number of specific dates that City and Guilds releases throughout the year, when City and Guilds 2394-01 written examinations can take place. We do advise delegates who book a City and Guilds 2394 course, to check with us when the examination will take place - please be aware that after a certain "cut off" period, which is normally 6 weeks prior to the date of the actual examination, that delegates will be subject to a "late entry examination fee".

All written examination papers are marked by an appointed City and Guilds examiner, with results not normally available for around 8 to 10 weeks - any delays in marking written examination papers is generally outside of our control, however, we will advise you of your result by post and/or e mail as soon as we have been notified.


This course leads to a fully accredited level 3 qualification. At the moment, City and Guilds are only releasing a maximum of 5 examinations dates during 2012, however, this is subject to change at short notice.

Please note that the written examination is a "closed book" examination.

Delegates are required to have 1 copy of the following:

• The 17th Edition of the Wiring Regulations BS7671:2008
• BS7671:2008 On site Guide
• Guidance Note 3

All these books can be purchased from our website when you place your booking with us.

Our pledge to you is that Total Electrical Training will never be beaten on price.

We will price match and go that extra mile by offering you an additional 5% discount off any genuine written "like for like" quotation.
 

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