Past 2391-52 papers or old 2394/5

[Superspark23]

I've been told this afternoon that my company has put me into the new 2391-52 course, which is good. But its in 4 weeks time! So not much time for me to get my head down and revise!

I'm hoping that some one can point me in the right direction for some past exam papers. I don't want to fail this, having failed the old 2394 when it first came out, I know its hard. Need to get my head around and know how to test things like insulated floors ect...

 

[The Ghost]

Look up ----------- site.

 

[Wilko]

Hi - it's a brand new course with slightly different assessment method but the material is the same as before. Your friend is the GN3. They will go through the requirements during the course, but it's good to spend time practicing the safe isolation steps (for 3 phase) and don't forget to ask to power off, lock off and put the key in your pocket. For the inspection part they have mug shots of rubbish work which was just like things posted here from time to time . Student has to grade them and say why. You don't need to be able to quote the regulation number, but you do need to know why a thing is not ok.

 

[Sparky Ninja]

Hello there.

Doing previous papers isn't really going to help. What you need is feedback from these answers.

I advise that you check some old 2394 and 2395 papers - there are references to them all over and then submit your efforts in the trainee section. Then some members here will offer the 'tutors' feedback. Tutors feedback is important as there is a big difference between the academic response and the actual (proper) industrial response.

 

[lmdawson]

I have just passed the 2391-52 course....i found the written exam to be the hardest part as it was 100% pass rate, yeah it's open book but quite a lot of the answers aren't in the book.....

 

[David Waldron]

I have just passed the 2391-52 course....i found the written exam to be the hardest part as it was 100% pass rate, yeah it's open book but quite a lot of the answers aren't in the book.....

Hello mate, I've got mine next week. Any tips? Thanks