Level 3 Award in the Initial Verification and Certification of Electrical Installations
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Qualification Title |
Level 3 Award in the Initial Verification and Certification of Electrical Installations |
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LCL Awards Qualification Number |
IVEI22 |
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Qualification Level and Credit Value |
Level: 3 Credit Value: 5 |
Qualification Duration |
35 hours GLH 50 hours TQT |
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Qualification Information |
This qualification has been designed for learners that wish to hold a regulated qualification, undertake Continuing Professional Development (CPD), learn new skills, and enhance their understanding of the requirements for the inspection and testing of electrical installations. The qualification relates to the initial verification and certification of electrical installations and is based primarily on BS 7671 and IET Guidance Note 3. |
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Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria |
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Prerequisites |
This qualification is aimed at experienced and practicing electrical operatives that do not hold, or wish to renew an initial verification qualification, or learners that may be new entrants to the electrotechnical industry. On application for the qualification, the Approved Centre (AC) will carry out an Initial Assessment of the learner’s capability to complete the qualification. As a minimum requirement learners shall have an understanding of electrical systems and shall hold the following qualification: This evidence must be documented and retained by the AC. |
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Related Qualifications |
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Related Document(s) |
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Related links and support material |
The IET - Guidance Note 3, 9th Edition Professional Resources - Electrical Safety First |
Standard Qualification Fee– excludes VAT where applicable |
£63.35 |
Frequently asked questions about this course
How long does a domestic electrical installation certificate last?
Domestic electrical certificates, known as Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR), must be reviewed every 5 years in rented properties and are valid for up to 10 years for homeowners.
What is "Part P" of the Building Regulations?
Part P of the Building Regulations in the UK ensures electrical safety in residential buildings. It requires that all new electrical work is designed, installed, and tested to meet safety standards. Work must be carried out in accordance with BS 7671 - the IEE 18th Edition Wiring Regulations. Installers must be registered with an electrical self-certification scheme.