Why This Qualification Matters
-
Supports compliance with the Electricity at Work Regulations
-
Aligns with the IET Code of Practice for In-Service Inspection and Testing
-
Demonstrates occupational competence beyond basic PAT testing
-
Recognised industry qualification for inspection and testing activities
Who should attend?
This qualification is aimed at:
-
Practising electricians involved in inspection and testing
-
Those responsible for managing electrical equipment safety
-
Individuals requiring a nationally recognised inspection and testing qualification
The 2377-77 is intended for practising electricians and those managing inspection and testing systems. It is not an introductory PAT course for non-electrical staff.
What’s Included?
Course delivery at EKGTA, all learning materials, the IET Code of Practice for In-Service Inspection and Testing, first examination fees, practical assessment, and certification on successful completion.
Additional Notes
Please note that this course may be cancelled and rescheduled if no uptake is received up to 14 days prior to the course start date.
A cancellation fee of 30% will be charged for cancellations within 24 hours of the course date. Failure to attend without notice will result in a full charge.
For candidates who have taken this course with EKGTA, the cost of a re-sit is £80 per test.
Get in touch for more information
A thorough course that clearly goes beyond basic PAT testing. The practical assessment and focus on correct procedures were particularly valuable.
Anon. Participant
What the Course Covers
This course provides both theoretical understanding and practical competence in accordance with statutory and non-statutory guidance.
Content includes:
-
Legal responsibilities for maintaining electrical equipment
-
Construction and classification of electrical equipment
-
Determining inspection and testing frequencies
-
Visual inspection and combined inspection and testing
-
Selection and use of appropriate test instruments
-
Inspection and testing of Class I and Class II equipment
-
Identification of unsafe or defective equipment
-
Recording results to meet legal and organisational requirements
-
Implementing and maintaining an ongoing inspection and testing programme
Assessment & Examination
Assessment consists of two mandatory components, both of which must be passed:
Knowledge Examination
-
Multiple-choice
-
Open book
-
PC-based
-
Instant results
Practical Assessment
-
Practical inspection and testing tasks
-
Completion of required inspection and test documentation
-
Conducted during the course
Exams are normally arranged for the following week and start times are available between 08:30 and 13:00.
Candidates should allow up to three hours for the examination process.
Partners & Stakeholders
