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Everything you need to know about the 18th Edition

Everything you need to know about the 18th Edition

The 18th edition refers to the latest British Standards of wiring regulations (BS:7671:2018) also known as wiring regs. These are guidelines set out by the Institute of Engineering Technology (IET). They cover the maintenance of existing electronic appliances and the installation of new ones with alterations and additions to the original.
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Who is the 18th Edition for?

The IET Wiring Regulations are for those working in the construction industry, which is concerned with the design, installation and maintenance of electric wiring in buildings. This is for professional engineers, electricians, contractors, electric vehicle charger installers, solar panel installers, gas engineers, and plumbers, as well as those studying for a university degree in electrical engineering. Non-compliance with these guidelines could result in a great risk of wiring faults, which can damage reputation and image, and may even result in the loss of life or property.

Where can I take an 18th Edition course?

Here at Learn Trade Skills, we offer a course for Level 3 BS7671 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.

18th edition Course

Next Course Date: 10th January 22’

You have three different options when training:

  1. 1 Day a week in centre training = 2 Days
  2. 2 Evenings a week in centre training = 5 Evenings
  3. 2 Days a week in centre training = 2 Days

* Each option has 1 day’s worth of Home Study included

Candidates who enrol on this course will:

Have an understanding of the Requirements of Electrical Installation wiring regulations. This qualification together with the relevant Domestic or Commercial qualifications such as  Level 3 Certificate In Installing, Testing & Ensuring Compliance of Electrical Installations in Dwellings or Level 3 Combined Inspection & Testing respectively, will enable you to verify Domestic, Commercial or Industrial buildings.

At the end of the course, you may wish to carry on your studies by discussing with your course manager what options you have. You will have the option to pay an extra fee to upgrade to another course package.

You can check here for our Individual or Package Courses if you wish to observe other opportunities.

Books

You will be expected to have your own copies of these books when attending our course

IET – Requirements for Electrical Installations – Wiring Regulations (ISBN 9781785611704)

18th Edition Course

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Tolga Aramaz is the Director of Learn Trade Skills (LTS), a family-run training centre specialising in electrical installations. With years of experience and a deep understanding of the electrical industry, Tolga is known for their exceptional organisational skills, attention to detail, and commitment to delivering outstanding results. They provide valuable insights and guidance to electricians, contractors, and businesses, ensuring compliance with industry regulations and safety protocols. Through engaging training programmes and consultancy services, Tolga empowers professionals to excel in their roles, fostering long-term relationships built on professionalism and customer satisfaction.

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