Thanks widdler top man that whiled away some of the morning over here. To be honest I think that anyone who got that paper would be quite pleased.
I did like question 15 on how you would test live on an earth electrode it would have fooled me into explaining how to do the test with an proper earth elctrode tester, but putting the 500mA RCD made me re read the question again and see the live part.
Paper B was pretty straight forward to be honest. Question 22 the only one that required calculations, and parts B + C would be questions that often appeared in the first section, so that was disappointing, I would like to see more calc questions.
There was also 3 questions on testing sequence I see which I think is a lot to be honest and of course the yearly diagram so all in all I personally don't think it was the hardest of papers.
Sirkit and you are really at the sharp end of this in regards training, and seeing this paper I'm starting to feel that perhaps there is now a good chance for an in-experienced person being "taught" to pass this rather that what I think it should be aimed at and that is someone that as experience in testing and inspection who would require this exam to prove competency.
Do you think that perhaps the industry should be pushing the design and verification course more to employers. I always felt that it was so under valued in that 40% of it was the actual 2391-10(2395) that also included the practical part
I wonder now that the C&G have made it a level 4 qualification if this will be the course to have to "set you aside" from the other, the same as the 2391-10 use to?