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Logic4training’s New Entrant Domestic Electrical Installer course is a flexible training programme for candidates who want to begin a career in the domestic electrical sector.

It gives candidates the skills, knowledge and qualifications required to start work as a domestic electrical installer, while acting as a foundation for further training.

The New Entrants Domestic Electrical Installer (NEDEI) training programme (Foundation & Advanced) is for candidates who are looking to start a career as a domestic electrical installer but do not yet have the skills and knowledge to join an electrical competent person scheme (CPS).

The Foundation Course is an ideal starting point for a career as a domestic electrical installer, covering all the core competencies required to install and maintain electrics in residential properties.

It forms the underpinning knowledge and practical skills for you to progress to the Advanced Course that includes the LCL Awards Level 3 Certificate in Installing, Testing and Ensuring Compliance of Electrical installations in Dwellings which is recognised and accepted under the EAS scheme for entry to a Competent Person Scheme covering Part P of the Building Regulations as a Qualifying Supervisor (QS) for Dwellings.

The Foundation Course is also for Installers whose primary role is not electrical but may involve elements of wiring or electrical installation.

The Domestic Electrical Installer Foundation Course starts with the basic electrical installation and safety, covering everything required to install and maintain electrical installations in a domestic setting, such as re-wiring a house or simple jobs such as new sockets and light fittings.

All topics are broken down into easy-to-digest sections, with industry recognised qualifications and certificates of competence awarded on completion of each module.

Candidates will carry out a full domestic installation within the practical training area.

The Foundation Course takes 27 days in total. Training is delivered in three flexible parts, allowing candidates to spread the course over a timeframe that suits them:

Fundamental Electrical knowledge and installation skills – 20 Days (Northolt, Luton, Basildon or Sittingbourne centre) this includes the Domestic Electrical Installer (Part P) Qualification
18th Edition Wiring Regulations Qualification – 3 days (Northolt, Luton, Basildon or Sittingbourne centre)
Initial verification, testing and certification of electrical installations Qualification – 4 days (Northolt, Luton, Basildon or Sittingbourne centre)
Health & Safety courses (see below) – online at a time to suit you

Electrical wiring regulations, standards and associated documents
Competent Persons Schemes (CPS), why they are needed and how to register
Safe working and isolation
Basic electrical theory, including OHMS Law, power laws and resistance
Building Regulations – Part P and Part M
Understanding wiring and circuit diagrams
Electrical components including consumer units and safety devices
Installation techniques and correct use of tools
Cable calculations, types, connecting and terminating
Use of electrical test meters and subsequent calculations
Testing, fault finding, earthing and bonding
Electricity containment, trunking and conduits
Electrical applications – lighting circuits, showers, spurs and cookers
Initial verification, testing and certification of electrical installations, including
Three-phase testing
Health and Safety Courses (online) – asbestos awareness, manual handling, fire safety, working safely, and working at heights

On successful completion of the New Entrants Domestic Electrical Programme Foundation Course, students will receive competence certificates for the different technical elements.

This course includes the following qualifications:

18th Edition Wiring Regulations – City & Guilds (2382-22, Level 3) qualification
Initial Verification, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations – LCL Awards Level 3 RQF qualification
Domestic Electrical Installer (Part P) – LCL Awards qualification
Asbestos Awareness – online course certificate
Manual Handling – online course certificate
Fire Safety – online course certificate
Working at Heights – online course certificate
Working Safely – online course certificate

After completion of the Foundation Course candidates who want to join a competent person scheme (i.e. NAPIT or NIC) will be able to progress on to the Advanced Course where you will undertake the LCL Awards Level 3 Certificate in Installing, Testing and Ensuring Compliance of Electrical installations in Dwellings – a necessary requirement for electrical installations in domestic properties and to notify under Approved Document Part P. You will also be required to demonstrate a minimum of 2 years’ experience.

How to register with a competent person scheme.

Download Logic4training’s Domestic Electrical Installer New Entrant guide for more information.

To see all course options and prices please download our course brochure.

Reading material and textbooks will be supplied by Logic4training on the first day of attendance.

The cost of this course includes the following books and manuals: