Keep your technical 'toolbox' in tip-top condition by accessing our webinars online. Covering topics such as EV charging & 1st amendment and EICR Coding in line with the 18th edition?, these in-depth technical seminars, which are delivered by our industry-leading experts, provide you with the knowledge you need to remain ahead of the curve. 

Invest in your Continuous Professional Development today and view these sessions for free by clicking the below links. 

Fault Finding Techniques

18th November 2020  (Live date)

In this CPD certified webinar, we will be discussing the best techniques on fault finding, from simple to more complexed faults.

Our aim is to guide you on solving those headaches that arise from time to time whilst you are out on site.

EICR Coding clinic. Episode 4

4th November 2020  (Live date)

Have you ever been faced with a job which leaves you wondering which box to tick?
Here is The Wire’s latest episode of the NICEIC and ELECSA ‘coding clinic’. 

Here our experts examine your real-life scenarios advising the steps needed to determine the appropriate EICR coding. 

*Our technical team will offer guidance on coding on the examples used. We do not assume any liability to anyone for any loss or damage caused by an error or omission in any advice or guidance given, whether such an error or omission is the result of negligence or any other cause. Where reference is made to any legislation, it is not to be considered as legal advice. Any and all such liability is disclaimed.

Battery Storage

21st October 2020  (Live date)

In this CPD webinar we delve into the world of battery storage, we take a look at how this up and coming technology works and how we can incorporate this into the systems we install into domestic premises.

EICR Coding clinic. Episode 3

7th October 2020  (Live date)

Have you ever been faced with a job which leaves you wondering which box to tick?
Here is The Wire’s latest episode of the NICEIC and ELECSA ‘coding clinic’. 

Here our experts examine your real-life scenarios advising the steps needed to determine the appropriate EICR coding. 

*Our technical team will offer guidance on coding on the examples used. We do not assume any liability to anyone for any loss or damage caused by an error or omission in any advice or guidance given, whether such an error or omission is the result of negligence or any other cause. Where reference is made to any legislation, it is not to be considered as legal advice. Any and all such liability is disclaimed.

2nd Amendment. Document for Public Comment

23rd September 2020  (Live date)

The 2nd Amendment to BS 7671 is just around the corner!

This CPD webinar is designed to talk you through the document for public comment and give you the opportunity to have a look at the suggested changes for yourself and comment where you feel something needs to be changed.

EICR Coding clinic. Episode 2

9th September 2020  (Live date)

Have you ever been faced with a job which leaves you wondering which box to tick? 
Introducing the WIRE’S all-new segment, the NICEIC and ELECSA ‘coding clinic’. 

Here our experts examine your real-life scenarios advising the steps needed to determine the appropriate EICR coding. 

*Our technical team have offered guidance on coding on the examples used. We do not assume any liability to anyone for any loss or damage caused by an error or omission in any advice or guidance given, whether such an error or omission is the result of negligence or any other cause. Where reference is made to any legislation, it is not to be considered as legal advice. Any and all such liability is disclaimed.

Electricity at Work Regulations

26th August 2020  (Live date)

"The Electricity at Work Regulations apply to all aspects of the use of the electricity within the workplace". This document gives the guidance for everyone in this industry.

In this CPD certified webinar, Jake and Nik take a look at the requirements and confirm how we as an industry can comply with this very important document.

EICR Coding clinic. Episode 1

12th August 2020  (Live date)

Have you ever been faced with a job which leaves you wondering which box to tick? 
Introducing the WIRE’S all-new segment, the NICEIC and ELECSA ‘coding clinic’. 

Here our experts examine your real-life scenarios advising the steps needed to determine the appropriate EICR coding. 

*Our technical team have offered guidance on coding on the examples used. We do not assume any liability to anyone for any loss or damage caused by an error or omission in any advice or guidance given, whether such an error or omission is the result of negligence or any other cause. Where reference is made to any legislation, it is not to be considered as legal advice. Any and all such liability is disclaimed.

Earthing and Bonding
29th July 2020  (Live date)

Lets get back to basics with this episode on THE WIRE.

Earthing and Bonding is a fundamental for almost every electrical installation. In this CPD certified webinar, Jake and Sam look at the requirements and confirm what does and does not need connecting to the main earthing terminal (MET).

Working with PME
15th July 2020  (Live date)

Protective Multiple Earthing is the most common form of earthing found at new installations. With much said around PME recently, in this CPD certified webinar, Darren and Sam discuss how PME works and how to design your installations in line with the considerations for PME systems.

The Wiring Regulations Advisory Group (WRAG)
1st July 2020  (Live date)

The Wiring Regulations Advisory Group (WRAG) formerly the Electrical Installation Forum is there to provide and produce guidance on commonly occurring issues in the form of a series of questions and answers.

In this CPD certified webinar, our technical expert will be talking you through how to find many of the answers typically required within the Wiring Regulations Advisory Group webpage found on the ESF. 

PRS Guidance
17th June 2020  (Live date)

The Government has introduced legislative requirements from 1st June 2020 for Landlords in the Private Rented Sector in England. This will require Landlords to have electrical safety checks carried out as follows:

From 1st July 2020 all new specified tenancies will require an electrical safety check to be in place.
From 1st April 2021 all existing specified tenancies will require an electrical safety check to be in place.

Landlords will be guided to use registered businesses by Government; therefore, these changes provide business opportunities for electrical contractors wanting to work in this sector.

Do you actively seek work in this area?

With many changes happening within the private rented sector, this CPD certified webinar will give an overview of the existing guidance for contractors and landlords alike.

Business Guidance: NICEIC and ELECSA Insurance Services
12th June 2020  (Live date)

The UK’s lockdown to slow the spread of Coronavirus has left many electrical contractors facing severe disruption and uncertainty, with many of you seeing your workloads much reduced, or forced to stop work temporarily.

This may result in significantly reduced income for you and the need to carefully manage costs, which may lead to questions about insurance – for example,
- My business is closed, why do I need insurance?
- Is insurance a financial burden that I could do without?
- Does my insurance even cover me if I continue to work during the pandemic?

NICEIC and ELECSA Insurance Services will provide advice and answer these questions in this short, informative webinar, as well as discussing how insurance can respond to new business opportunities you may be exploring such as Private Rental Sector (PRS) and Electrical Vehicle (EV) Charging Installation. 

Best Practice Guide No.1
3rd June 2020  (Live date)

Did you know Electrical Safety First have library of best practice guides available to you?

In this CPD certified webinar, our technical expert will be taking you through Best Practice Guide 1 and showing you how to find many of the answers typically required within the Wiring Regulations Advisory Group webpage found on the ESF.

EICR Coding Continued
27th May 2020  (Live date)

We will be going over more of your images to identify what code should be given to that situation.

Thermal Imaging on demand
20th May 2020  (Live date)

Thermal imaging is on the increase. Darren will be looking at how this technology can add value to your services and how you can avoid some of the problems with technology.

Business Guidance: Health and Safety
15th May 2020  (Live date)

This panel led Q&A session will talk you through and answer your questions surrounding:

        - Industry Best Practice of Health & Safety
        - Safe working Practice in the Electrical Industry during the pandemic
        - Safe working practice undertaking a contractor assessment

SPDs on demand
13th May 2020  (Live date)

Darren confirms where SPDs are needed following the 18th edition. He looks at section 443 and confirms how an SPD should be fitted if it's identified that it is required.

AFDDs explained
6th May 2020  (Live date)

Darren will be identifying what BS 7671 requires from designers and installers when considering AFDDs, this also includes how the AFDD works with the final circuits.llowing much discussion within the industry, this CPD session certified will provide an overview of what types of RCDs there are and where they should be fitted, and how we should be testing them to ensure they work in the event of a fault.

Business Guidance: The government furloughing scheme
1st May 2020  (Live date)

NICEIC and ELECSA have partnered with ECA, the industry's leading trade association, to deliver the second in a series of business guidance webinars aimed at supporting electrical contractors. This webinar, examine's the latest advice surrounding the government's furlough scheme. This session will answer contractor's questions and provide specific guidance on how the support program applies to the electrical contracting industry.

RCD types and testing requirements
29th April 2020  (Live date)

Following much discussion within the industry, this CPD session certified will provide an overview of what types of RCDs there are and where they should be fitted, and how we should be testing them to ensure they work in the event of a fault.