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We provide a wide range of Electrical Training, offering competence
based assessment where possible.
We are an approved JTL Comp’EX’ Assessment Centre,
one of only 11 nationally, offering EX01, EX02, EX03 and EX04
Assessments for full Comp’EX’ and Comp’EX’
Refresher.
We are also an approved City & Guilds Centre for Electrical
Training and Examinations, offering this in our own centre and
on customer premises, with online testing available at both
if facilities permit.
In recent years we have made a significant investment in our
Electrical Training resources and now offer a greatly expanded
range of scheduled courses. We can also provide tailor made
solutions if clients require this.
Courses Offered
Portable
Appliance Testing - City & Guilds 2377-002
Aim - To deliver competence based training and assessment that
will lead to the award of the City & Guilds certificate
for Portable Appliance Testing 2377-002.
Pre-requisites - There are no pre-requisites however, an electrical
background would be advantageous.
Course Duration - The course is of one day in duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 8 delegates per course.
Training Aids - OHP, Information hand-outs.
Assessment - There is an optional City and Guilds examination
on the day of the course. This is a nationally recognised certificate
and will be awarded to candidates by City & Guilds if they
successfully complete the online examination.If delegates do
not take the City & Guilds examination they will be awarded
a Roxby Training Certificate of Attendance.
Course Syllabus
- Electrical Safety
- Regulations
- Rules and Responsibilities
- Insulation and Earthing
- Classification Tests
- Optional Tests
- Labelling
- Reporting and Recording Results
- Implementing a Test Programme
2012 Dates:
3 Feb
2 March
16 April
10 May
15 June
6 July
10 August
28 September
19 October
23 November
21 December
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17th Edition IEE Wiring
Regulations - City & Guilds 2382-10
Aim - To deliver competence based training and assessment that
will lead to the award of the City and Guilds 2382 certificate
for the IEE Wiring Regulations of electrical installations.
Pre-requisites - There are no pre-requisites however, an electrical
background would be advantageous.
Course Duration - The course is of three days in duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 8 delegates per course.
Training Aids - OHP, Information hand-outs.
Assessment - There is an optional City and Guilds examination
on the third day of the course. This is a nationally recognised
certificate and will be awarded to candidates by City &
Guilds if they successfully complete the multiple choice online
examination. If delegates do not take the City & Guilds
examination they will be awarded a Roxby Training Certificate
of Attendance.
Course Syllabus
- Scope, object and fundamental requirements for safety Definitions
- Assessment of general characteristics
- Protection for safety
- Selection and erection of equipment
- Special locations
- Inspection and Testing
- Use of Appendices
2012 Dates:
24 – 26 Jan
20 – 22 Feb
5 – 7 March
10 – 12 April
14 – 16 May
6 – 8 June
30 July – 1 August
29 – 31 August
15 – 17 October
18 – 20 December
The 17th Edition conversion course is available for those
who completed their 16th Edition from 2001. The course is one
day only please call for details.
2012 Dates:
19 Jan
1 March
17 April
8 May
14 June
2 August
23 August
12 September
1 November
29 November
13 December
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Basic Electric
Skills for Personnel of Other Disciplines
Aim - To provide basic electrical skills to personnel of other
disciplines.
Pre-requisite - Delegates should have a craft background,
however, it is not essential.
Course Duration - The course is in two parts; Part A –
5 days, Part B – 5 days
Optimum Number - Maximum of 8 delegates per course.
Training Aids - Use will be made of lecture notes, OHP presentation
and practical exercises.
Assessment - Each delegate will be subjected to a series of
practical tests to determine achievements of objectives.
Course Syllabus
PART A
- Residual current circuit breakers - Circuit Laws Units
- Volts, amps, ohms, watts, power factor - Ohm’s Law
- Circuit analysis and problem solving - Electrical Safety
- Effects of electric shock - Testing & Installation
- Protection and earthing systems - Protection Systems
- Thermal and magnetic trips, MCB’s - Low Voltage Protection
- Insulation testing, continuity, etc - IEE Regulations
- Cable sizes and rating - Basic fault diagnosis
- Cable Termination Systems - Correct testing procedures
- Steel wired armoured cable and MICC cable
- Fault voltage operated circuit breakers & Fuses
- Correct use of an insulation and continuity tester
- 110v / 130v system including colour code, plugs, sockets
etc
PART B
- Electromagnetic Induction
- The Electric Motor Principle
- Basic Principles of Magnetism
- The Magnet Effect of an Electrical Current
- Electromagnetic Induction Principles
- Mutual Induction and Transformer Principles
- The Electric Motor Principle
- Fleming’s Left and Right Hand Rules
- Rotary Motion
- Electrical Machines
- The Simple Alternator
- The DC Generator
- Supply Voltages – 3 Phase/4Wire System
- AC Motors – 3 Phase and Single Phase
- Construction of Squirrel Cage
- Construction of Wound Rotor
- Basic Principals of Operation
- Control Circuits
- The Direct On Line, Motor Circuit
- Sequence Control Circuits
- Automatic Control
- Star/Delta Motor Control Circuit
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Electricity
at Work Regulations 1989
Aim - To provide guidance in the use of the Electricity at
Work Regulations and their relationship to other legislation
and standards.
Pre-requisites - There are no pre-requisites.
Course Duration - The course is of one day in duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 10 delegates per course.
Training Aids - OHP, information hand-outs.
Assessment - Delegates do not do a direct assessment. However,
all delegates are closely monitored to make sure they fully
understand.
Course Syllabus
- Introduction and Overview of the Electricity at Work Regulations
1989
- The Health and Safety Act 1974
- Isolation of Electricity
- Records and Information
- Approval of Equipment
- Course Questionnaire, Feedback and Review
2012 Dates:
16 Feb
29 March
18 April
13 June
2 July
9 August
26 September
3 October
8 November
6 December
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Basic Electrical
Skills
Aim - To give delegates basic knowledge and skills to carry
out basic electrical tasks in the workplace.
Pre-requisites - Personnel with an electrical aptitude.
Course Duration - The course is of five days in duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 6 delegates per courses.
Training Aids - TV, Video, Practical Assignments, OHP, Flip
Chart and Course Hand Outs.
Assessment - Delegates do not do a direct assessment. However,
all delegates are closely monitored to make sure they fully
understand and are able to demonstrate correct procedures. Only
upon this will delegates be issued with a certificate from Roxby
Training.
Course Syllabus
- Basic electrical theory
- Electricity at Work Regs including safety requirements
- Overview of the IEE Regulations
- Cable sizing
- Circuit protection devices
- Measuring AC and DC Voltage
- Circuit and component testing
- Identifying and operating test equipment
- BS symbols and drawings
- Circuit discrimination
- Isolation and switching
- Three phase induction motors and testing
- Motor protection devices
- Motor control – circuits
- Course audit and review
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Electrical
Isolation Training
Aim - To provide candidates with the technical and practical
skills of safe working on electrical circuits and equipment.
Pre-requisites - Candidates who have no understanding of basic
electrical circuits who may be required to carry out isolation
procedures on electrical circuits/equipment.
Course Duration - The course is of one day in duration.
Optimum Number - Maximum of 8 delegates per course.
Training Aids - OHP, Information hand-outs.
Assessment - Delegates do not do a direct assessment. However,
all delegates are closely monitored to make sure they fully
understand and are able to demonstrate correct procedures. Only
upon this will delegates be issued with a certificate from Roxby
Training.
Course Syllabus
- The dangers of electricity
- The electricity at work regulations
- Isolations/De-isolations defined.
- Permits to Work
- Identification of the correct MMB cubicle
- Correct use of isolation equipment
- Isolation and testing for dead
- Fuses and Types
- Removal of Fuses
- Special Requirements in Hazardous Area
- Practical exercises on safe isolations
- Feedback and Close
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