Protective Equipotential Bonding of Gas Installations within Dwellings (PEB)

• Ensure learners understand current legislation and standards governing electrical and gas installations
• Develop a clear understanding of how electrical systems function in relation to PEB
• Build competence in repositioning, altering, and extending Protective Equipotential Bonding conductors
• Ensure learners can apply safe isolation and working methods when carrying out PEB work
• Develop the ability to correctly select and safely use materials for PEB installations
• Ensure learners understand the testing procedures required to confirm correct PEB installation
• Prepare learners for combined practical and written assessment
• Support continuing professional development and progression toward higher-level electrical qualifications

• Legislation and standards relevant to electrical and gas installations
• Understanding electrical installations in relation to Protective Equipotential Bonding
• Repositioning, alteration, and extension of PEB conductors
• Safe isolation and working methods
• Correct material selection and safe use for PEB work
• Testing procedures for Protective Equipotential Bonding
• Practical and written assessment preparation

This course is aimed at existing gas engineers who need to reposition, alter, or extend the Protective Equipotential Bonding conductor when changing the position of a gas meter. Learners must possess, as a minimum, a valid CCN1, CMA1 or CMA3, and CESP1 or CCLP1 (PD), or hold any of the City & Guilds N/SVQ6012 qualifications with MET1. A knowledge of basic electrical principles would be an advantage, but is not essential.

This course is exclusively for qualified gas and heating engineers, and evidence of existing qualifications must be provided at the time of booking.

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