EAL Level 3 Award In the In-Service
Inspection and Testing Of Electrical Equipment (PAT) (QCF)
QUALIFICATION CODE: 600/4340/4
Introduction to the Qualification
What is this qualification?
This award gives the learner an understanding of the theory and
practice of the in-service inspection and testing of electrical
equipment; commonly referred to as PAT testing (Portable
Appliance Testing). The award follows the Industry recognised
IET (IEE) Code of Practice published by the Institution of
Engineering and Technology. It provides a facility for
individuals to develop and/or enhance their knowledge and skills
in order they can inspect electrical equipment which is
‘in-service’.
Who is this qualification for?
+Those
who wish to carry out formal visual inspections, and inspections
and tests of electrical equipment.
+Electricians
who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills.
+Those
who wish to pursue a career in the electrotechnical/building
services sector.
What does this qualification cover?
The skills and knowledge required to carry out the in-service
inspection and testing of electrical equipment. This Award has
one unit which covers: statutory and non-statutory requirements,
electrical units, equipment construction; inspection and testing
theory, practical inspection and testing of equipment and
completion of documentation. The Award has 4 Credits and 35
Guided Learning Hours (GLH).
Accreditation & Industry Support for this Qualification
This qualification:
+Is a
QCF qualification and is accredited by Ofqual at level three.
+Is
recognised by industry, and was developed in conjunction with
the NICEIC, ECA, and Summitskills; the sector skills council for
building services engineering.
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