Useful PDF's for trainees

[Paul.M]

It does not matter if your not doing inspecting and testing yet, have a read of this pdf to see what we are looking for when doing an EICR of an installation.


http://www.esc.org.uk/fileadmin/use...y/best_practice/BestPracticeGuide4-Locked.pdf

 

[Paul.M]

After the death of an electrician this week in a M&S shop (probably due to working live but we dont know yet) I thought it would be an idea to post up a pdf for safe isolation. Lets keep ourselves safe lads, read it and there are some great step by step guides on the last few pages.

http://www.esc.org.uk/fileadmin/user_upload/documents/industry/best_practice/BPG2_09.pdf

More pdfs are on the ESC web site, get them down loaded and have a look through them all. Dont worry if they are a bit above your knowledge at this moment in time, they wont be for long and there are great for revision.

 

[beza10]

cheers for the files, interesting stuff, many thanks

 

[malky001]

Found this while searching for a manual for my new tester.
Good to know: Metrel d.d.
Refers to metrel testers but some good general testing info

 

[Paul.M]

Malky thats an interesting read, thanks.

 

[Paul.M]

Not a PDF but useful stuff you can down load....

 

[Paul.M]

If yu have not seen this thread already I've put a link here for it http://www.electriciansforums.net/e...0215-electrical-course-revision-material.html

Dont forget to give the opening poster Bigbaddave a like or a thanks for doing this.


Mods any chance you can duplicate that thread into this section as a sticky?

 

[Baker1988]

If yu have not seen this thread already I've put a link here for it http://www.electriciansforums.net/e...0215-electrical-course-revision-material.html

Dont forget to give the opening poster Bigbaddave a like or a thanks for doing this.


Mods any chance you can duplicate that thread into this section as a sticky?

I wish there was something like the that link but for the c&g 2357 course that i am on but seen as it is new i guess there are no sample test papers and that

 

[Marvo]

Here's some course notes on installation of conduit and trunking systems, it was attached to another trainee thread by Happy Jack so I added it here for posterity.
View attachment Conduit and Trunking Systems.pdf
Happy bending.

 

[Happy Jack]

Okay. I've got around to pooling together some useful bits that now exist in two separate folders on our shared Google Drive. I've opened these up for those interested.

Education -
https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B8-nHrT9MMRQd2RaNEhSZ3JTcEE/edit?usp=sharing

Electrical / Electronics - Literature
https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B8-nHrT9MMRQdVhQNXNCUnpoNDg/edit?usp=sharing

 

[GMES]

Here's one for using ladder / traywork. loads of good stuff relating to cable spacing, derating factors and securing large cable etc.

 

[happysteve]

Those doing City and Guilds 2357 or 2365 (so, most of us, then!) might find this useful:

http://cdn.cityandguilds.com/Produc..._3/Assessment_materials/2357_all_drawings.pdf

It's from the City & Guilds website, it is a PDF of all the plans and scenarios you'll be using in your assignments. Useful if the copies you've been given by college are illegible.

Although it's for the 2357, I can't see any difference between these figures and the ones I've been using for the 2365, they've just got different references on them. Check carefully, though!