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Why choose this course?
he Wiring Regulations are regularly updated to reflect changes in technology, safety requirements, and industry best practice. This course provides a focused overview of the latest amendments to BS 7671, helping candidates understand key changes and how they impact electrical installation work. Successfully completing the qualification demonstrates a commitment to maintaining professional competence and ensures candidates remain current with industry standards.
Further information
The 18th Edition Wiring Regulations 3 Day Update course is designed for practising electricians and electrical professionals who already hold a previous edition of the Wiring Regulations qualification and need to update their knowledge in line with the latest requirements of BS 7671.
This course is suitable for:
- Qualified electricians.
- Electrical maintenance engineers.
- Electrical supervisors and managers.
- Inspection and testing engineers.
- Experienced electrical operatives returning to the industry.
- Anyone requiring an up-to-date understanding of the current Wiring Regulations.
- Gain an understanding of the structure and scope of the current BS 7671 Wiring Regulations.
- Identify and understand the key changes introduced in the latest edition and amendments.
- Learn how the regulations apply to the design, installation, and verification of electrical installations.
- Understand requirements relating to protection against electric shock.
- Review regulations covering selection and erection of electrical equipment.
- Understand requirements for inspection, testing, and certification.
- Learn about special installations and locations covered by BS 7671.
- Develop confidence in navigating and interpreting the Wiring Regulations.
- Understand how regulatory changes affect day-to-day electrical work.
- Prepare for the 18th Edition online multiple-choice examination.
Following successful completion of the 18th Edition Update course, candidates may wish to progress onto further electrical qualifications and specialist training, including:
- Inspection and Testing (2391 series)
- Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Installation
- Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Installation
- Battery Energy Storage Systems
- Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection 2391-52
- Design, Erect and Verification 2396
The course is delivered through classroom-based theory sessions led by an experienced tutor. Teaching methods include presentations, worked examples, discussions, and guidance on how to effectively use and navigate BS 7671.
Assessment is carried out through an online multiple-choice examination set by the awarding organisation. Candidates must achieve the required pass mark to gain the qualification.