Logic4training delivers the City & Guilds 18th Edition Wiring Regulations (2382-22) course, designed for electricians and other installers (gas engineers, kitchen/bathroom fitters, plumbers and builders) who complete domestic electrical work, such as wiring in a boiler or shower.
Knowledge of 18th Edition, alongside experience and a recognised qualification, is necessary to join a recognised Competent Persons Scheme.
This course is for experienced electricians and those requiring a working knowledge of the British Standard BS7671:2018 (amendment 3:2024) 18th Edition Wiring Regulations.
18th Edition knowledge is a required for Registered Electrician status, necessary for an Installation or Maintenance Electrician Gold Card, and for installers undertaking domestic electrical work – gas engineers, kitchen fitters, plumbers and builders.
18th Edition alongside experience and a recognised qualification is also needed by Competent Persons Scheme (CPS) members, or those looking to join a CPS.
Training is not mandatory, but the best route to understanding.
The cost of the 18th Edition Course includes training, assessment, registration with City & Guilds and the examination costs.
There are no pre-requisites required, however some experience of electrical installations is essential.
Operatives must provide their date of birth for registration with City & Guilds.
The 18th Edition Wiring Regulations course involves classroom based training , which focuses on the wiring regulations standard BS7671:2018 Amendment 3:2024.
There is no practical element.
Candidates will be required to complete a 60 question multiple choice online exam, which will cover both the existing regulations and the changes
Candidates will require the 18th Edition book (2022 brown cover version) and on-site guide, which is available to purchase at Logic4trade website.
The Amendment 1:2020 document is available to view and download on the IET website.
FAQs
The 18th Edition Wiring Regulations, officially known as BS 7671:2018+A2:2022, set the benchmark for electrical safety in the UK. They provide comprehensive guidelines for designing, installing, inspecting, and maintaining electrical installations in domestic, commercial, and industrial settings. Compliance ensures safety, legal adherence, and standardised practices across the industry.
Our article The 18th Edition Wiring Regulations: What You Need to Know covers everything you need to know if you are looking for a detailed explanation.
Recent updates include:
- Detailed safety provisions for electric vehicle (EV) charging points
- New rules for prosumer (energy-generating) installations
- Greater emphasis on energy efficiency
- Recommendations for Arc Fault Detection Devices (AFDDs) in specific installations.
This qualification is a legal and industry requirement for most electrical installation and maintenance roles. It demonstrates up-to-date knowledge, increases job prospects, and is often mandatory for securing work with reputable companies or for self-employment.
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