Onsite / In-House
PAT TRAINING
COURSES
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ON-SITE PAT TESTING COURSES
Let us take the hassle out of your PAT training by bringing the course to you, when you want and where you want.
Our 1 day PAT training course is designed to allow anyone to learn the necessary practical skills and knowledge to carry out the inspection and testing of electrical equipment to meet the electrical safety requirements of all industries.
The course is based on the IET Code of Practice and is made as practical as possible with the emphasis on hands-on learning. Delegates will receive a certificate of training and competence that is accredited by UKRS. upon successful completion of a 30 question multiple choice test and practical assessment.
1 Day Training Course
Learn the necessary skills and knowledge to PAT test in just one day. This course is aimed at non electricians.
From Only £109+VAT per person.
Follows IET Code of practice
Our course follows the IET Code of practice for inservice inspection and testing of electrical equipment.
No travel Charges.
Onsite In-House PAT Courses
Historically our most popular PAT training option when there is more than one person that needs training. Very simply, you tell us where and when you want the training, we then deliver the training and we bring everything we need to run the course.
Some highlights
- 1 Day PAT Course (typically we run it 9am – 4pm
- Follow IET Code of practice for in-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment (ISITEE).
- On-Site training, you tell us where to deliver this.
- No travel charge in England and Wales.
- No previous electrical experience needed.
CANDIDATES
£545+VAT
CANDIDATES
UKRS CERTIFICATION
£725+VAT
CANDIDATES
UKRS CERTIFICATION
£605+VAT
CANDIDATES
UKRS CERTIFICATION
£785+VAT
CANDIDATES
UKRS CERTIFICATION
£665+VAT
CANDIDATES
UKRS CERTIFICATION
£845+VAT
TTS PAT Course Programme.
Taught by our qualified and experienced PAT test trainers, you will be taught everything you needed to know how to PAT test and be a competent person.
This UKRS course is suitable for all, even people with no electrical experience.
Certification
Successful candidates will receive a UKRS accredited Certificate, Competence in Portable Appliance Testing (PAT).
Length
The course will usually commence at 9 am, finishing at approximately 4/5 pm. This course runs over one day.
Location
This course can either be on-site or we run this around the UK in many locations.
How the course is assessed?
There is a 30 question MCT and a practical assessment.
Course Contents
Electrical Safety .
Regulations roles and responsibilities
Insulation and Earthing
Classification of appliances I, II, Ill
Testing 230V, 110V, and 415V.
Using a Portable Appliance Testers
Labeling of appliances
Reporting and recording results
Practical Assessment
Law and scope of relevant legislation
Types, use, and testing of electrical equipment.
Categories, frequency, and practicalities of PAT testing
Procedures and documentation.
PAT Course Locations
South
Bournemouth PAT Courses
Bristol PAT Courses
Thurrock M25 PAT Courses
Exeter PAT Courses
Heathrow PAT Courses
Portsmouth PAT Courses
Potters Bar PAT Courses
Southampton PAT Courses
Swindon PAT Courses
North
Birmingham PAT Courses
Leicester PAT Courses
Manchester PAT Courses
Newcastle PAT Courses
Norwich PAT Courses
Peterborough PAT Courses
Preston PAT Courses
Rotherham PAT Courses
Wales
Bridgend PAT Courses
Scotland
Glasgow PAT Courses
Edinburgh PAT Courses
Frequently asked PAT questions
What is PAT Testing?
What is PAC Testing?
Who can do PAT testing?
To do PAT testing you need to complete some training and be assessed as competent. Most people after such training could become a PAT tester.
Everyone's a PAT Testing Expert!
Any PAT testing course worth doing will follow the IET Code of Practice (Currently 4th edition). Please ensure your “PAT Testing Expert” courses follows this.
Do you do an online pat testing course?
We have completed the distance / online PAT testing courses that are out there and we have found that the training is very poor.
We do not believe someone could be competent after such training in PAT testing.