In 2013, the Commission for Energy Regulations CER (Now known as the Commission for Regulation of Utilities Water and Energy CRU) has directed that, from July 2013, all Electrical Verification & Certification courses, which grant a Qualified Certifier (QC) number be accredited by a recognised provider.
We are the first private sector provider to fully meet these requirements from the CRU directive. Our course is recognised and accepted by Safe Electric (previously RECI) for the issuing of Qualified Certifier (QC).
The qualification is from City & Guilds which is recognised worldwide, and lasts five years. It is compliant with the CRU and Safe Electric and can be used to obtain a Qualified Certifier number.
Candidates wishing to participate in the Electrical Testing Course should be qualified electricians and have previously obtained a Level 6 of the NQAI Certificate in Electrical Craft Practice or equivalent. Attendees should bring their National Craft Cert/Card or equivalent for registration purposes, and as a confirmation of their trade.