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    18th Edition - Requirements for Electrical Installations - City & Guilds (2382-26)

    A course designed to provide the required knowledge and understanding of the 18th Edition electrical wiring regulations.

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    Course Details

    Product number: CG18TH-ED-A4

    This 3-day course introduces the 18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671), the standard that governs all electrical installations in the UK. It covers key requirements for working safely across domestic, industrial, and commercial settings. 

    It is intended to:

    • Cover key areas of BS 7671: safety, equipment selection and erection, inspection, testing, and special locations
    • Equip electricians and related professionals to work safely and in compliance with current UK regulations
    • Support core industry standards, Registered electrician status, and ECS card eligibility 


    Book Now

    The course covers: 

    • The purpose and principles of BS 7671, including who the regulations apply to
    • Key terminology and definitions used throughout the regulations
    • Assessing sites and equipment before installation
    • Safety requirements and protective measures 
    • Selection, installation, and erection of electrical equipment
    • Inspection and testing procedures for compliance
    • Requirements for special installations and locations
    • Practical revision and exam preparation
    • City & Guilds 2382-26 online assessment
    Book Now

    This course is designed for electricians of all levels as well as anyone involved directly or indirectly with electrical work, who need to understand the latest requirements for safe design, installation and maintenance. 

    It is particularly suited to: 

    • Qualified electricians and electrical engineers - to ensure their work meets current regulations 
    • Those new to the industry (apprentices/trainees) - to build a strong understanding of the Wiring Regulations
    • Supervisors, consultants and project managers - to effectively oversee electrical work and safety 
    • Inspectors and testers - to carry out compliant inspection and testing of installations 
    Book Now

    Delegates who successfully complete the course will receive a City & Guilds accredited certificate. 

    All certification is subject to City & Guilds assurance procedures. If required, a certificate of attendance can be provided after completing the course, pending formal certification - please reach out to our team on 0345 605 0006. 
    Book Now

    18th Edition - Requirements for Electrical Installations Course FAQs 


    About the 18th Edition 

    Q1. What is the 18th Edition? 
    The 18th Edition is the latest version of BS 7671, a British Standard by the British Standards Institution (BSI). It's essentially a set of guidelines electricians follow to safely design, install, inspect, and test electrical systems in domestic, commercial, and industrial settings. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Q2. Why is the 18th Edition important?
    All electrical work in the UK must comply with British Standard (BS) 7671. Following these regulations reduces the risk of electric shock, fires, and faulty wiring. Compliance is essential for professional practice, and most employers and accreditation bodies require up to date knowledge of BS 7671. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    About the Course 

    Q3. What does the course cover? 
    The course covers the full 18th Edition, including Amendment 4 (2026), for all UK low-voltage electrical installations. It introduces regulations, surveying, protection measures, equipment selection, inspection, testing, special locations, and practical applications. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Q4. How long does the course take to complete?
    The course runs over 3 consecutive days. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Who Should Attend 

    Q5. Who is this course suitable for? 
    This course is suitable for electricians and those in related trades who are indirectly or directly involved in electrical work. It can benefit a range of roles for those designing, installing, or inspecting electrical work such as electrical contractors, engineers, consultants, surveyors and other professionals who need to understand and apply current wiring regulations. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Q6. Is this course suitable for beginners?
    Yes. This course introduces the essential regulations, giving new entrants a strong understanding of safety, compliance and professional practice, while reinforcing this knowledge for those refreshing their knowledge. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Q7. Are there any entry requirements?
    Delegates must be at least 18 years old and have a competent understanding of written and spoken English. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    How the Training Works 

    Q8. Is this a practical course? 
    This is a theory-based course delivered in a classroom environment. It focuses on understanding and applying the wiring regulations, supported by examples and discussions, rather than hands-on practical training. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Q9. What should I bring on the day? 
    To benefit from the training and complete your assessment please attend with the following:
    1. Valid photo ID (passport or driving licence) 
    2. A scientific calculator with square root function
    3. BS 7671:2018+A4 2026 Wiring Regulations 
    4. PPE (if required) Some training venues are live operational sites, which means PPE is required to access your classroom and must include safety boots, hi-vis/jacket, hard hat, gloves, long-sleeve top, and trousers (shorts are not permitted).

    If you would like help purchasing PPE or confirm if it's required for your training venue, please reach out to our team on 0345 605 0006. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Assessments & Certification 

    Q10. How is the course assessed? 
    The City & Guilds 18th Edition 2382-26 exam is a 2-hour online multiple choice exam containing 60 questions. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Q11. What certification will I receive? 
    Successful delegates receive a City & Guilds Accredited Certificate. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Delegate Support & Accessibility 

    Q12. What support is available if I have additional needs or require adjustments? 
    At HSS Training, we are committed to providing an inclusive and supportive learning environment. If you’re neurodivergent, have a disability, have a specific learning need, or English isn’t your first language, please refer to our reasonable adjustments guide. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Still Have Questions?

    If you need further support please contact us on 0345 605 0006, use our live chat or email training@hss.com
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Book Now
    • Course Aims

    • Agenda

    • FAQs

    • Who Should Attend

    • Certification

    This 3-day course introduces the 18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671), the standard that governs all electrical installations in the UK. It covers key requirements for working safely across domestic, industrial, and commercial settings. 

    It is intended to:

    • Cover key areas of BS 7671: safety, equipment selection and erection, inspection, testing, and special locations
    • Equip electricians and related professionals to work safely and in compliance with current UK regulations
    • Support core industry standards, Registered electrician status, and ECS card eligibility 


    The course covers: 

    • The purpose and principles of BS 7671, including who the regulations apply to
    • Key terminology and definitions used throughout the regulations
    • Assessing sites and equipment before installation
    • Safety requirements and protective measures 
    • Selection, installation, and erection of electrical equipment
    • Inspection and testing procedures for compliance
    • Requirements for special installations and locations
    • Practical revision and exam preparation
    • City & Guilds 2382-26 online assessment

    18th Edition - Requirements for Electrical Installations Course FAQs 


    About the 18th Edition 

    Q1. What is the 18th Edition? 
    The 18th Edition is the latest version of BS 7671, a British Standard by the British Standards Institution (BSI). It's essentially a set of guidelines electricians follow to safely design, install, inspect, and test electrical systems in domestic, commercial, and industrial settings. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Q2. Why is the 18th Edition important?
    All electrical work in the UK must comply with British Standard (BS) 7671. Following these regulations reduces the risk of electric shock, fires, and faulty wiring. Compliance is essential for professional practice, and most employers and accreditation bodies require up to date knowledge of BS 7671. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    About the Course 

    Q3. What does the course cover? 
    The course covers the full 18th Edition, including Amendment 4 (2026), for all UK low-voltage electrical installations. It introduces regulations, surveying, protection measures, equipment selection, inspection, testing, special locations, and practical applications. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Q4. How long does the course take to complete?
    The course runs over 3 consecutive days. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Who Should Attend 

    Q5. Who is this course suitable for? 
    This course is suitable for electricians and those in related trades who are indirectly or directly involved in electrical work. It can benefit a range of roles for those designing, installing, or inspecting electrical work such as electrical contractors, engineers, consultants, surveyors and other professionals who need to understand and apply current wiring regulations. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Q6. Is this course suitable for beginners?
    Yes. This course introduces the essential regulations, giving new entrants a strong understanding of safety, compliance and professional practice, while reinforcing this knowledge for those refreshing their knowledge. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Q7. Are there any entry requirements?
    Delegates must be at least 18 years old and have a competent understanding of written and spoken English. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    How the Training Works 

    Q8. Is this a practical course? 
    This is a theory-based course delivered in a classroom environment. It focuses on understanding and applying the wiring regulations, supported by examples and discussions, rather than hands-on practical training. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Q9. What should I bring on the day? 
    To benefit from the training and complete your assessment please attend with the following:
    1. Valid photo ID (passport or driving licence) 
    2. A scientific calculator with square root function
    3. BS 7671:2018+A4 2026 Wiring Regulations 
    4. PPE (if required) Some training venues are live operational sites, which means PPE is required to access your classroom and must include safety boots, hi-vis/jacket, hard hat, gloves, long-sleeve top, and trousers (shorts are not permitted).

    If you would like help purchasing PPE or confirm if it's required for your training venue, please reach out to our team on 0345 605 0006. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Assessments & Certification 

    Q10. How is the course assessed? 
    The City & Guilds 18th Edition 2382-26 exam is a 2-hour online multiple choice exam containing 60 questions. 
    __________________________________________________________________________

    Q11. What certification will I receive? 
    Successful delegates receive a City & Guilds Accredited Certificate. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Delegate Support & Accessibility 

    Q12. What support is available if I have additional needs or require adjustments? 
    At HSS Training, we are committed to providing an inclusive and supportive learning environment. If you’re neurodivergent, have a disability, have a specific learning need, or English isn’t your first language, please refer to our reasonable adjustments guide. 
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    Still Have Questions?

    If you need further support please contact us on 0345 605 0006, use our live chat or email training@hss.com
    _________________________________________________________________________________

    This course is designed for electricians of all levels as well as anyone involved directly or indirectly with electrical work, who need to understand the latest requirements for safe design, installation and maintenance. 

    It is particularly suited to: 

    • Qualified electricians and electrical engineers - to ensure their work meets current regulations 
    • Those new to the industry (apprentices/trainees) - to build a strong understanding of the Wiring Regulations
    • Supervisors, consultants and project managers - to effectively oversee electrical work and safety 
    • Inspectors and testers - to carry out compliant inspection and testing of installations 
    Delegates who successfully complete the course will receive a City & Guilds accredited certificate. 

    All certification is subject to City & Guilds assurance procedures. If required, a certificate of attendance can be provided after completing the course, pending formal certification - please reach out to our team on 0345 605 0006. 
    Book Now

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