IET & City & Guilds 18th edition Webinar

AJshep · Jul 22, 2018

Saw this the other day and thought I'd post here as it may be of use to some of the people here.
Just need to pop your name in and you can view the webinar, or you can download it if you prefer.

This webinar focuses on the upcoming 18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations (Level 3 Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS 7671:2018). We will provide an overview of technical content, support resources and how City & Guilds can help you transition from the current 17th Edition to the new 18th edition. Your presenters are Steven Devine MIET (Senior Engineer) at The IET and Peter Tanner, Lead Technical Consultant for City & Guilds

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/6093913842875456257

westward10 · Jul 22, 2018

Just the word webinar makes me not want to click on this.

AJshep · Jul 22, 2018

Its not really that riveting.
Ive only watched a bit so far but I've learnt we can expect the 19th edition to come out between 9-15 years and there will only be 2 amendments made to the 18th.

Ian1981 · Jul 22, 2018

westward10 said:
Just the word webinar makes me not want to click on this.

Go on..........live a little

mattg4321 · Jul 22, 2018

AJshep said:
Its not really that riveting.
Ive only watched a bit so far but I've learnt we can expect the 19th edition to come out between 9-15 years and there will only be 2 amendments made to the 18th.

If they know how many Amendments there will be already, presumably they also know the content of them. This begs the question, why did they not just put it all in the 2018 version of 18th? Although I suspect I already know the answer.

FSU · Jul 23, 2018

Tried to watch it but it was sooooooo boring.

cprfenom · Jul 23, 2018

mattg4321 said:
If they know how many Amendments there will be already, presumably they also know the content of them. This begs the question, why did they not just put it all in the 2018 version of 18th? Although I suspect I already know the answer.

There is normally only 2 amendments anyway. The only reason there were 3 on this occasion was that the government wanted to push through electric charging points.