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City & Guilds 2391-52 Inspection and Testing Course
Level 3 Award in Initial and Periodic Inspection and Testing of Electrical Installations

Designed for practising electricians, this course supports progression into roles requiring advanced testing competence, such as qualifying supervisor (QS) positions or work under competent person schemes. It demonstrates a strong commitment to professional standards and equips learners with the skills needed to carry out both initial and periodic inspection and testing in line with industry regulations.

QUALIFICATION
EXAM FORMAT
STUDY MODE
C&G 2391-52 (Level 3)
COURSE COST
£1,285.17 + VAT
40-minute, online multiple-choice exam
In Centre
LEARNING TIME
6.5 Days In Centre
Qualification Note: This award combines the content of the 2391-50 (Initial Verification) and 2391-51 (Periodic Inspection) into a single, comprehensive qualification for experienced electricians looking to deepen their understanding of inspection and testing.
What You Will Learn
This qualification covers essential aspects of electrical inspection and testing across the following key areas:
1. Statutory Layouts & Structural Frameworks
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  • Verification Procedures: Master procedures for verifying new electrical installations, and additions to existing installations, before being put into service.

  • Electrical Installation Certificates: Completion of Electrical Installation Certificates (EIC) and associated documentation.

  • Minor Works Certificates: Completion of Minor Electrical Installation Works certificates (MEIWC).

2. Part P Scopes & Notification Status
 
  • Notifiable vs. Non-Notifiable Work: Accurately classify which residential electrical modifications require structural notification under Part P rules.
  • Enforcement & Controls: Understand how local building regulations are actively enforced on-site.
3. Building Control Infrastructure
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  • Safety & Performance Assessment: Procedures for verifying the continued safety and performance of existing electrical installations.

  • Condition Reporting: Completion of Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) and associated documentation.

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