• About the EET (PAT) course
  • What are the changes in 5th Edition
  • Who can become an EET Tester?
• Electrical Hazards
• What is electrical equipment?
• EET Testing and the Law
  • Responsibilities
  • Relevant Acts and Regulations
• Classes and Types of Equipment
  • Electrical safety terminology and classifications
  • Types of Electrical Equipment
  • Class I - Earthed equipment
  • Class II - Double insulated equipment
  • Other classes
• Controlling risk
  • Risk Assessment
  • Risk management check list
  • Environment
  • Cables
  • Personal equipment
  • Next steps
• Maintenance
• User checks
• Combined inspection and test
• Using Testing Instruments
  • Insulation and continuity testers
  • Instrument Calibration
  • Test Procedures
  • Visual Inspections
  • Protective conductor continuity test
  • Insulation resistance test
  • Protective conductor and touch current tests
  • Functional test and faulty equipment
  • IEC Leads and Extension Leads
  • RCD and fuses
  • Which test instrument to use
  • Testing antique lamps
• Maintenance, test records and labelling
  • Frequency of examinations
  • Labelling
  • Records and Sample Forms
  • Repair and replacement
• Practice Test
• Appendix - Electrical Theory and Calculations
  • Resistance
  • Zs and the use of Ohm's Triangle
  • Other factors
• Appendix - IP Ratings

Tests

• Certificate: EET (PAT) Testing