[ Update: Training courses ] ECA training
Each issue, we outline forthcoming ECA courses, offering high-quality training that’s specifi cally tailored to the needs of electrical contractors. Here’s what’s currently available…
The ECA’s range of short training courses are specially designed for contractors, and considered to be among the best quality in the industry. They offer a number of benefi ts:
■ Up-to-the-minute, expert content. ■ Taught by experts in the fi eld who hold professional training qualifi cations.
■ The ECA works with a number of leading bodies for knowledge in specialist areas.
Code Title C1
Ultimate Marketing on a Shoestring
HS1 Work at Heights and Asbestos Awareness
HS12 Asbestos Awareness for Electrical Contractors
CL1 Contract Law CL9
T34
Variations, Payment and Recovery of Additional Costs
Part L for Energy Supervisors
T16 City & Guilds 2391 – Inspection, Testing and Certifi cation of Electrical Installations to BS7671:2008
T38
Introduction to Renewable Energy
T51 Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Installation
No. days Date 1
1
1/2 day (am)
1 1
1 4 Venue
7 March 16 May
21 June
22 March 18 April 31 May
■ Good value for money – with a range of industry discounts.
■ Courses are regularly reviewed and externally verifi ed.
■ Programmed on demand: open access or in-company.
■ Excellent candidate feedback. ■ Independently endorsed by CPD UK and CIBSE CPD.
■ Registered centre for City & Guilds, Chartered
ECA TRAINING COURSES 2012 About this course
Penkridge Newbury
Newbury
Newbury Bury St Edmunds Romford
TBC - April Penkridge
New! Tailored for contractors and taught by small business marketing expert, Dee Blick. Basic but powerful sales techniques to grow your business, on the smallest budget.
The underpinning knowledge to comply with the Work at Height Regulations 2005, and an introduction to the Control of Asbestos Regulations, 2006. UKATA-approved syllabus.
Half-day course designed to provide delegates with the necessary knowledge and safety procedures required when working near asbestos. UKATA-approved syllabus.
An informative and practical course covering the basics of contract law. With useful advice and real-life examples, to help delegates avoid the most common pitfalls and diffi culties.
TBC - June Bury St Edmunds For those involved in the administration of contracts, this course covers the fi ner points of variations, illustrating how to value a claim, and present it, to ensure you get paid.
8 February
12 to 16 March 11 to 15 June 9 to 13 July
1 3
14 February 13 March 29 March 24 May
27 February 13 March 3 April 24 April 22 May 19 June 26 June
T55 MCS Made Easy 1
17 April 26 April 10 May 7 June 4 July 18 July 9 August
Also available:
BS7671: 2008 IEE Wiring Regulations, 17th edition - Updated to incorporate Amendment 1 – Full (T64) or Update (T62) classroom course – Discounts for ELECSA members and ECS card holders (any discipline).
T65 17th edition online course – Take the demo at
www.eca.co.uk/online17th – Discounts for ELECSA members and ECS card holders (any discipline). T60 17th Edition 2 hour assessment – for ECS Gold/Platinum card holders only. ECA Management Development Programme – Romford, Loughborough, Reading, Sevenoaks and Cardiff, March to September 2012 – Fees fully reimbursed via the ECA Training Fund on Stage completion for ECA/FSA registered members. Watch a video of the Management Development programme on ECA’s YouTube channel:
www.youtube.com/ecalive
Loughborough Recognised under the ECA Electrical Energy Effi ciency Scheme. Provides the company supervisor with the required knowledge of their responsibilities. Updated to cover the 2010 revisions to Part L of the building regulations.
Bury St
Edmdunds Penkridge Bury St Edmunds
Loughborough Newbury Darlington Heathfi eld
Penkridge Romford Cardiff Newbury Warrington Loughborough Bury St Edmunds
Penkridge Romford Cardiff Newbury Warrington Loughborough Bury St Edmunds
The formal qualifi cation in Inspection, Testing and Verifi cation of Electrical Installations. An extensive fi ve-day course covering all aspects of inspection and testing, in preparation for the City & Guilds written examination and practical assessment.
Provides an introduction to the UK's main renewable technologies. Aims to arm candidates with the knowledge basics required to fundamentally assess the suitability of a given technology for a particular site or conditions, and understand the operational principles of each.
Focuses on the installation and commissioning of solar PV systems, up to 5Kw. Suitable for qualifi ed domestic and commercial electricians. Formally assessed and certifi cated by Logic Certifi cation. (Multiple choice and practical assessment.) Recognised as meeting the requirements of many of the national MCS schemes.
A course and comprehensive manual, based around the requirements of the MCS scheme and the need to demonstrate compliance with MCS001. Designed to take installers through the MCS registration process quickly and effi ciently, in preparation for their MCS assessment. Ideal for any size fi rm, with additional rescources and ongoing support via login access to the ECA’s MCS Made Easy support website. Helps save time and paperwork by providing delegates with a quality management system they can implement in their own offi ces.
Management Centre (CMI), EAL and Logic qualifi cations.
■ Courses nationwide.
To fi nd out more, contact our short course team. Telephone: 0845 872 5361, email:
eandtcourses@eca.co.uk or go online at:
www.eca.co.uk/training Log in for ECA member rates.
ECA £180 £210 £180 £210 £120 £138
£180 £210 £180 £210
£180 £210 £720 £840
ELECSA Public £252
£252 £156
£252 £252
£252 £1,008
£180 £210 £600 £690
£252 £780
£204 £252
£300
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