Hi, not been on here for a few months due to moving house and diy, and now facing redundancy soon, I'm after a bit of advice as im sure some of you will do the job I'd like to get into. I'm currently a fitter at BAE systems and as there isn't a great deal of fabrication jobs out there I think I'd like to go down the route of maintenance fitting. I can't find any courses to make me more employable from an engineering point of view without taking a year or more so I was wondering about doing the 17th edition electrical regs one, not to become am electrician but to give me a bit more knowledge and try and stand out above the other fitters being laid of by my company applying for the same type of jobs. Does anyone have any experience of this, how worth while it might be, any other suggestions? Thanks
The 17th edition is only a days course as all it really is designed to do is teach you where to reference things in the 17th edition book and cover changes to the previous version.
Hi, the course I'm looking at is 3 days with an exam at the end, its called city and guilds 2382
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Originally posted by andrew-theasby
Hi, the course I'm looking at is 3 days with an exam at the end, its called city and guilds 2382
2382 is known as the 17th edition - it demonstrates an understanding of the 17th Edition - BS 7671 - it's an open book exam and not difficult -
http://www.cityandguilds.com/45758.html
2392 and 2391 are inspection and testing - 2391 is the harder.
Note all these exams are due for a revamp following the release of the first amendment to the 17th edition.
U2U also sent.
Regards
Wyn
lots have 17th but far fewer have it with 2391. you could try looking into oil and gas, it's booming at present
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Originally posted by franky
The 17th edition is only a days course as all it really is designed to do is teach you where to reference things in the 17th edition book and cover changes to the previous version.
All very helpful comments thanks, I'm going to call in at the place tomorrow and se what they say and also I've borrowed the book now so
started reading that too.
Lsdweb, u2u replied. Cheers