2391 exam

[James Sutton]

Hello All

Just to say i passsed my inspection and testing 2391 exam what a relife let the fun begin

 

[iceman]

well done , what sort of questions did you get in the last 6 structered questions section???

 

[acat]

Good on ya major hangover time


Chris

 

[brucelee]

well done mate got mine in june
was it hard to pass

 

[James Sutton]

Had to draw and label up earth fault parth for a TNC-S System

Draw and explain how to test a ring final circuit

List every detail of how to carry out and IR test min acceptable reading test voltages etc

 

[brucelee]

hi mate when you have to explain the test procedures do you have to include using voltage indicator to prove dead

 

[iceman]

probley wont get continuity ring final test question in the next exam thn, did you have to right it out word for word out of gn3?

 

[stumas]

well done

 

[MUFC1999]

hi mate when you have to explain the test procedures do you have to include using voltage indicator to prove dead

Got my exam on 10th of June and I'm going to include safe isolation in any answers that may require it just to be on the safe side.

Think the only time I won't is if I'm asked to describe a IR test on a new installation as it won't have been energised. I will note this though.

 

[brucelee]

thanks for reply mate where you taking it
i have been studying for it since about feb but a little confused on how i will know when to incude safe isoation procedure form locating and safely isolating supply, lock off ,circuit breakers off using a approved voltage indicator to prove dead etc etc

 

[MUFC1999]

I've been doing mine in Bolton, that's where the exam is as well.

Have you been doing past papers? The need for it should only arise in part B as they are long answers, you may get a question like describe how you carry out an IR test on an existing circuit.

Start your answer with agreeing with the client a time and date, then state the safe isolation procedure, then onto the test procedure. Remember to include reinstating the circuit.

If the scenario is a new installation we have been told that as long as you state in your answer that as it is a new installation it will not have been energised you can skip the safe isolation.

Hope that helps.