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do i need the pat testing qualification or can i just use my pat tester and then keep a log or do you have to give results to niceic or council
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I looked into the C&G PAT course and it was silly money.... Then I read that you can do the 3 day course if you have NO electrical knowledge and the 2 day course if you are a qualified electrician!!!
Glad to know that after 20 odd years I am only considered 1 day better than joe public.
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I looked into the C&G PAT course and it was silly money.... Then I read that you can do the 3 day course if you have NO electrical knowledge and the 2 day course if you are a qualified electrician!!!
Glad to know that after 20 odd years I am only considered 1 day better than joe public.
Did the C&G courses a few years back, total waste of time but hey ho, you live & learn. From what I remember anyone competent can pat test but there should be someone within your organisation who is qualified (holds C&G 2377 11&12). I also recall our instructor mentioning that if you sit and fail the C&G PAT exam 3 times (unlikely I know) you are barred from ever PAT testing again! Fair cop I suppose...
if you sit and fail the C&G PAT exam 3 times (unlikely I know) you are barred from ever PAT testing again! Fair cop I suppose...
I'd take that with a rather large pinch of salt!! lol
I'd have to ask however, how could a fully qualified electrician ever fail such a course, let alone ever really needing to take such a course in the first place... lol!!!
well i have the C&G 2377 (both of em)..and i can assure you now Archy that they have never seen level three.....its a complete joke...lol....they sit you down in this room with the COP and your just expected to copy down stuff all parrot fashion (probably why i passed)...then they drag some stuff out of a big bin that is either a pass or a fail and get you to pat it....and record the results on a test sheet....and thats it...thats what the course consists of......level three...my arse....Ha! You could spend a day at home and work your way through the CoP book with your tester and you'd know it inside out! Spend ~£200 for 2377 plus the time at college, don't think so. It's level 3, same as 2391-10. Do these levels actually mean anything at all?
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