Jib grading

[keh7486]

HI there, I know most people have heard this question so many times before but I’ve searched and there are so many different answers to this question.

I want to know what Grading I will be given once I have finished my 2356 NVQ Level 3

I put myself through college and wasn’t under a apprentice scheme,

I have a -Trainee JIB card
- ECS Card
-2330 Level 2 & 3
- 2382 17th Edition

I have always worked in the trade while at college and just wondered if I had to do the am2 or is the NVQ enough.
I’m confident I would pass the am2 but hoped I wouldn’t need it and could spend the £800 on the 2391 instead.

Thanks any help would be appreciated

 

[rmc86uk]

When you complete your NVQ L3 you would be graded as Electrician with rest of quals you have. At the moment it looks like you would be graded as Senior Graded Electrical Trainee because of you having a level 2 and 3 2330

http://www.jib.org.uk/gdelec.htm

From what I know you do not need to do AM2 as this for apprentices but you can do just to show competence.

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[ezzzekiel]

approved electrician once you gain the nvq

 

[keh7486]

thanks for the quick response guys

 

[rmc86uk]

He doesn't have his 2391 yet so would grade as Electrician you only become Approved Electrician once gaining 2391 and have worked as a graded electrician for at least two years

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[tonys]

He doesn't have his 2391 yet so would grade as Electrician you only become Approved Electrician once gaining 2391 and have worked as a graded electrician for at least two years

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Correct

 

[millwall ken]

approved electrician once you gain the nvq

Approved spark??? NOT without 2391 and two years experience as a JIB electrician.

 

[ian.settle1]

approved electrician once you gain the nvq

Think you need 2391 to get approved

JIB Grading Definitions - Approved Electrician Grade

 

[rmc86uk]

Says this in my earlier post

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[j.mawer]

So as a matter of curiosity if you had a degree in electrical / electronic engineering a 2382 and 2391 but crucially no 2330 or apprenticeship would you still be a labourer in JIB?
How does that change if you have been working in the electrical industry but not under a JIB electrician?

 

[Steve1412]

JIB!!!!!..I have 236 pt 1 and 2, ONC, HNC, C&G 2391, 2400, 16th Ed, 17th Ed, and a whole host of other qulas but cannot get JIB card as I have never worked for JIB firm...........Never stopped me getting to Elec Eng.

 

[tonys]

So as a matter of curiosity if you had a degree in electrical / electronic engineering a 2382 and 2391 but crucially no 2330 or apprenticeship would you still be a labourer in JIB?
How does that change if you have been working in the electrical industry but not under a JIB electrician?

You can have what qualifications you like, but you need the practical to go with it. There could be people out there with the biggest most complex brain in the world, but who knows they might not be able to bend and set conduit, make off micc cable ends, make off swa ends. Ive worked with an hnc bloke and he was basically an Engineer but a panel builder, he struggled on site.

I know IQ is an engineer, but he his also a JIB Approved/Technician Electrician and still gets his Tools out and bends and sets a bit of conduit now and then lol
So unless an Engineer as his qualities they won't get a ticket. Too Right as well

 

[rmc86uk]

I agree with the above, this is why you need the NVQ L3 which shows your practical competence!

 

[j.mawer]

I'm not debating the practical competence is essential. I too have worked with very "qualified" but essentially useless engineers (oh and by that I mean engineers ;-)). I'm not convinced that being practically skilled but not having a reasonable understanding of maths is a winner either but sometimes you have to wonder. I'm not saying in the remotest that a degree makes you a better electricain than an apprentice trained, or even a good electrician. I was, as I said, asking an innocent question out of curiosity I apologize and will go back to trying to help trainee electricians asking maths questions

 

[malcolmsanford]

Yes to be graded as an installtion Electrician you need to have a level 3 NVQ or equivilent in electrical installtion.

Why with a degree would someone want an installation electrician garding?