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Cypriot Community Centre
Earlham Grove, Wood Green, London, N22 5HJ- 08:30–16:00£195 ex VAT£234 inc VATPlaces availableBook date
Dates and locations
Choose a venue near the person attending, then compare the dates and times below. Each location offers the same practical one-day PAT course. Prices are shown excluding and including VAT.
Cypriot Community Centre
Earlham Grove, Wood Green, London, N22 5HJPeterhouse Church and Community Centre
122 Forest Rise, London, E17 3PWThe Bridgelink Centre
373 Summerwood Road, Isleworth, TW7 7QRSt Aidan’s Church
1 Portnalls Road, Coulsdon, CR5 3DDPrices show both ex VAT and inc VAT amounts. Availability can change; your place and final price are confirmed through the booking checkout. You can also check all London dates or call 0808 164 2780.
The course takes you through the checks, tests and records used when inspecting electrical equipment:
You will practise on supplied equipment and discuss the results with your tutor. You do not need to buy a PAT tester before attending.
PAT Testing Course London is part of Skills Training Group, which delivers the training and issues the certificate. Teaching follows the IET Code of Practice for In-Service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment.
The practical work covers inspection, using a tester and deciding what to do with the results. Checks and testing intervals depend on the equipment and how it is used.
The award is a Skills Training Group training and competence certificate. If your employer or customer requires a particular qualification, check that requirement before booking.
If you are arranging training for a London workplace, start with who will carry out the checks and the equipment they look after. This course is a practical introduction for that member of staff.
For staff working across several premises, agree how inspection and testing records will be kept and who will act on failed equipment. Training is one part of that maintenance process.
The day combines explanation, demonstrations and practical work across these seven topics:
Understand what PAT testing covers and how it fits into equipment maintenance. Work through common appliance types and the difference between Class I, Class II and Class III equipment.
Use those distinctions to decide which inspection and testing steps are appropriate.
Recognise electrical hazards, including damaged insulation, exposed conductors and unsafe equipment. Discuss the responsibilities that apply to equipment used at work.
The course explains a risk-based approach to checks and testing, rather than assuming every appliance needs the same test interval.
Inspect plugs, cables, fuses, casings and connections for damage or incorrect assembly. Learn the difference between routine user checks and a formal visual inspection.
Discuss the faults that mean an appliance should be taken out of use before instrument testing.
Set up and use a PAT tester on the equipment supplied for the course. Practise making connections and choosing the appropriate test.
Your tutor will help you interpret the display and explain the limits of a simple pass or fail indication.
Work through the test sequence for different appliance classes, including earth continuity, insulation resistance and the relevant lead, polarity and functional checks.
Learn what each test measures and why the sequence and settings must suit the equipment.
Compare readings with the relevant limits, record the result and decide what should happen when equipment fails. Practise labelling equipment and keeping a useful test record.
Discuss how the equipment, environment and use affect future inspection and testing intervals.
Understand the distinction between legal duties and guidance such as the IET Code of Practice. Learn how the Code supports decisions about inspection and testing.
Review the responsibilities and limits of the person carrying out the work, including when further technical advice is needed.
The practical sessions give you time to connect the tester, take readings and discuss what the results mean.
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Assessment includes practical inspection and testing plus a knowledge check.
You will need to show that you can use the equipment safely, interpret the readings and record your decisions.
Pass both parts to receive a training and competence certificate issued by Skills Training Group.
Your certificate records successful completion of the course assessment, including practical inspection, testing and interpreting results. Training follows the IET Code of Practice (5th edition).
It confirms you can:
Keep your certificate as a record of training and assessment. Check any specific qualification requirements with your employer or client before booking.
Training multiple staff? We can offer a group discount on one of our public courses, or hold a private training course at your workplace for a fixed rate.
Compare the four locations before choosing your date. Check the venue shown on your booking confirmation, as London courses run at different addresses.
Cypriot Community Centre
Earlham Grove, Wood Green, London, N22 5HJWood Green Underground station is on the Piccadilly line. Buses 121, 141, 232 and 329 serve Nightingale Road.
Use the Earlham Grove address when planning your journey. Ask us about parking or access requirements before booking.
Peterhouse Church and Community Centre
122 Forest Rise, Walthamstow, London, E17 3PWWood Street station is on the Weaver line, with a Victoria line interchange at Walthamstow Central. Bus options include the 230 at Bisterne Avenue Park and the 20 at St Peter’s Church.
Peterhouse is on Forest Rise. It is a separate building from St Peter’s Church on Woodford New Road, so check the destination before travelling.
The Bridgelink Centre
373 Summerwood Road, Isleworth, TW7 7QRThe centre is on the Ivybridge Estate and lists Twickenham as its nearest rail station. Bus routes include H20, H22, 267 and 481.
The venue lists up to 10 front car-park spaces, available first come, first served. Allow another option if you are driving.
St Aidan’s Church
1 Portnalls Road, Coulsdon, CR5 3DDThe church is at the junction with Chipstead Valley Road. Local rail options include Coulsdon Town and Coulsdon South; buses 166 and 434 serve Portnalls Road.
The community hall is behind the church. The venue describes the hall as wheelchair accessible, with an adjacent private car park. Contact us to discuss your course access needs.
Travel and parking details come from the venue operators and transport providers. Check your route before travelling. For access requirements or several staff attending together, contact the booking team.
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