Expand your skills in the growing EV sector.
You will cover the requirements of Section 722 of BS:7671, plus the latest guidance from the IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation. The course includes design, installation, inspection, testing, and commissioning of electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), and ensures you’re up to date with industry standards and best practice.
More about the course
Who is this course for?
- Electricians looking to gain or formalise competence in EV charging equipment installation
- Professionals wishing to work with domestic, small-scale commercial, or light industrial EV charging projects
- Those holding a recognised electrotechnical Level 3 NVQ or an JIB Gold Card (evidence required prior to enrolment)
- It is strongly recommended to hold the 18th Edition and a recognised Inspection & Testing qualification; Level 4 Design & Verification is advantageous
Course Outline
What you will learn:
- Key requirements for electric vehicle charging equipment
- Advantages/disadvantages of different types of EV charging arrangements and equipment
- Planning, design, and preparation for installation in domestic and commercial/industrial settings
- Inspection, testing, commissioning, and handover of EV charging installations
- Open-circuit faults in PEN conductors within low voltage supply networks
- DNO (Distribution Network Operator) notifications and procedures
- Requirements for on-street installations
Requirements
Eligibility & Entry Requirements
- Recognised electrotechnical Level 3 NVQ or JIB Gold Card required (evidence required prior to enrolment)
- Strongly recommended: 18th Edition 3rd ammendment (BS:7671) and recognised Inspection & Testing qualification
- Advantageous: Level 4 Design & Verification qualification
- Proficiency in literacy and numeracy
- Learners must be 18 years of age or older
What to bring
Course Literature Needed
- IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation 5th Edition
- IET BS:7671 18th Edition (brown cover, amendment 2:2022)
- IET On-Site Guide (brown cover, 2022 update)
Learners are required to bring their own up-to-date reference books as listed above. These are not provided as part of the course.
What's Included
We Provide
- Refreshments throughout classroom sessions
- Dedicated Account Managers and fully employed technical support team
- Brian Scaddan UK resources
Delivery Options
Flexible Delivery Options
We offer flexible delivery to meet the needs of both individuals and organisations:
- Training Centres – Attend courses at one of our premium facilities, designed for focused and professional learning.
- Off-Site Delivery – For groups of 10 or more delegates, we can deliver training at your premises.
- National Venues – Selected courses are delivered at leading conference and training venues across the UK throughout the calendar year.
Please request the latest schedule via [email protected] or by calling 01245 967 030.
After the course
Partnership with Rolec:
Brian Scaddan UK partners with Rolec, specialists in outdoor electrical equipment. Successful delegates can be eligible for Rolec’s approved installer scheme, providing access to national installer databases, referrals for installation work, and eligibility to draw down government funding for charge point installations.
