Electrical Installation Work, Fourth Edition

This well-known textbook is written for all electrical trainees who want to understand not only how, but why electrical installations are designed, installed and tested in particular ways. Brian Scaddan's approach encourages independent learning with end fo chapter self-assessment questions provided.The material is arranged into logical topic sections rather than following a particular syllabus. This makes the book a handy reference even after the course. However, the book meets the requirements of both Level 2 and 3 of the City & Guilds 2330 Certificate and the Level 3 2356 NVQ and a mapping grid to the learning outcomes is included.The new edition is fully in line with the 17th IEE Edition Wiring Regulations. In addition, the new full colur page design will help make learning easier for students of all abilities. Electrical Installation Work provides full coverage for all current Level 2 Electrical Installation courses, suitable for college students and modern apprentices. Electrical Installation Work covers both theory and practice for the trainee who wants to understand not only how, but why electrical installations are designed, installed and tested in particular ways. Brian Scaddan's approach encourages independent learning with self-assessment questions provided throughout. Electrical Installation Work is well established as a leading text for City & Guilds courses 2260 Parts 1 and 2. The fourth edition includes a new section covering additional topics included in the 2351 course. It also provides the underpinning knowledge needed for a level 2 NVQ (C&G 2355). The new material includes major sections on safe electrical site working; inspection, testing and certification; diagnosis and repair of electrical faults. The book has also been updated to meet the requirements of the latest issue of the IEE Wiring Regulations ( 2001). Brian Scaddan is a Chief Examiner, Leading Scheme Assessor and Honorary Member of City and Guilds. He has 22 years' experience in Further Education, and is now Director of Brian Scaddan Associates, Engineering Training Consultants. The market-leading textbook for City & Guilds electrical installation courses Updated in the light of the new IEE Wiring Regulations, 2001 Written by a City & Guilds Chief Examiner Electrical Installation Work Provides Full Coverage For All Current Level 2 Electrical Installation Courses, Suitable For College Students And Modern Apprentices. Electrical Installation Work Covers Both Theory And Practice For The Trainee Who Wants To Understand Not Only How, But Why Electrical Installations Are Designed, Installed And Tested In Particular Ways. Brian Scaddan's Approach Encourages Independent Learning With Self-assessment Questions Provided Throughout. Electrical Installation Work Is Well Established As A Leading Text For City & Guilds Courses 2260 Parts 1 And 2. The Fourth Edition Includes A New Section Covering Additional Topics Included In The 2351 Course. It Also Provides The Underpinning Knowledge Needed For A Level 2 Nvq (c&g 2355). The New Material Includes Major Sections On Safe Electrical Site Working; Inspection, Testing And Certification; Diagnosis And Repair Of Electrical Faults. The Book Has Also Been Updated To Meet The Requirements Of The Latest Issue Of The Iee Wiring Regulations (bs7671: 2001). Brian Scaddan Is A Chief Examiner, Leading Scheme Assessor And Honorary Member Of City And Guilds. He Has 22 Years' Experience In Further Education, And Is Now Director Of Brian Scaddan Associates, Engineering Training Consultants. Third revised edition of a textbook for FE electrical installation courses, updated to comply with Amendment No. 2 of IEE 16th Ed. Wiring Regulations. The text covers Parts 1 and 2 of City & Guilds 2360 course in Electrical Installation and also covers Level 2 NVQ. Self-assessment questions are provided throughout. A unit is what we use to indicate the measurement of a quantity.