Electrician: Electrical & PAT Testing Training: 11in1 Premium Course Bundle

Power up your understanding of electrical safety with this 11-in-1 electrician training bundle. It includes core subjects such as basic electrical engineering, mathematics for technicians, and essential electrical safety protocols like RIDDOR and PUWER. This well-arranged bundle focuses on helping you get the theory sorted, without overcomplicating the matter.

With added modules on renewable engineering, site management, and quality assurance, it’s suited to anyone looking to build knowledge in modern electrical systems and safety frameworks. For those who like their wires untangled and their courses clear, this bundle keeps things charged with relevance.

🔹 Learning Outcomes

• Understand the core principles of electrical engineering and circuits.
• Learn how PUWER and RIDDOR relate to electrical workplace safety.
• Explore renewable energy basics and their electrical applications.
• Develop strong communication skills for technical work environments.
• Identify safety risks and electrical hazard prevention strategies.
• Gain insight into PAT testing and quality assurance measures.

🔹 Who is this Course For?

• Individuals interested in becoming electricians or PAT testers.
• Health and safety officers in technical or electrical roles.
• Site staff dealing with RIDDOR or PUWER responsibilities.
• Engineers needing a refresher in electrical safety and QA.
• Technicians involved in managing energy or site systems.
• Anyone exploring renewable energy with electrical knowledge interest.
• Admins supporting technical teams with documentation and safety.
• Students or trainees in electrical engineering support roles.

🔹 Career Path

• Electrician (Trainee/Junior Level) – £28,500/year (avg.)
• PAT Tester – £24,000/year (avg.)
• Electrical Safety Officer – £32,500/year (avg.)
• Site Technician (Electrical Focus) – £30,000/year (avg.)
• Quality Assurance Technician (Engineering) – £29,000/year (avg.)
• Renewable Energy Assistant – £27,500/year (avg.)