ELECSA Certification Scheme elecsa assessment

[jam2020]

hey guys just got a date through for elecsa assessment. got a guy called phil noyce. anyone had him? would be so gratefull for any advice and previous questions asked etc etc. nervous is an understatment!!

 

[Guest123]

I've heard guys mention that name on here before.....try putting his name in the search box at the top.

 

[jam2020]

thanks lenny, but can't seem to find any.

 

[trebor]

Just make sure your publications are up to date no 16th edidtion BS,OSG or GN3 !!

He will concentrate questions on BS7671 changes so expect to name some:
Zs table changes for BS7671 eg rule of thumb 80%
Disconnection time changes from 16th, a lot of people are still quoting 5s for fixed appliances
Voltage drop app 12 bs7671
Use of rcds for additional protection
requirements for rooms containing baths or showers, eg new guidance on supp bonding, rcd`s, sockets in these rooms, zones and suitable IP codes for the zones

 

[Amp David]

OH no not Phil Noyce! Got to be one of the strictest aessessors Elecsa have. He'll pick you up on the slightest thing, best of luck!

 

[Amp David]

HA HA, only kidding. Never heard of him, but TBH probably as laid back as the rest of them.

 

[jam2020]

cheers amp david i really needed that!!

 

[Guest123]

I knew I'd seen his name before....best ask J if he knows anymore.

http://www.electriciansforums.net/electricians-arms/23265-my-turn.html

 

[dullspark]

jam.
dont worry about it. long as your half sensible you'll be fine.as trebor says make sure your confident with the OSG and the tables. just done mine and it was mostly OSG stuff. minimum distance of sockets in bathrooms was a question i had, and smoke detectors being on a frequently used circuit with battery back up was onother. rcd disconnection times. diversity. and cable sizing were all questions as well. good luck.