Stockton Electrical, High Voltage, Thermography & Health & Safety Training Centre
Ideally located for Newcastle, Middlesbrough, Darlington, Sunderland and Durham
Gain the skills you need to enhance your career with PASS’s dedicated training centre in Stockton-On-Tees in North East England.
Our Stockton venue includes our electrical training centre (complete with dedicated training bay installations) where budding electricians can learn to perform everything from initial inspection and testing to learn how to be a full domestic electrician. The centre is also home to our high voltage training facility where HV professionals can learn to safely use HV equipment in safe, realistic simulations of a high voltage environment.
We also regularly run health and safety training courses (including CSCS card courses), PAT testing training courses and thermography training at our Stockton venue.
PASS Training is dedicated to offering the highest quality electrical courses possible at the purpose built training centre Stockton-on-Tees.
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PASS - Stockton Centre 1 Alberto Street Stockton-On-Tees TS18 2BQ Lost? Phone: 01642 987 978Accommodation
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Nearest Train Station
Stockton Railway Station , Bishopton Lane , Stockton-on-Tees , TS18 2AJ
Courses at Stockton Electrical, High Voltage, Thermography & Health & Safety Training Centre
PASS Training HQ is based in the Stockton-on-Tees training centre where we host City & Guilds courses daily and offer a full range of various electrical training courses. So whether you want to start with a Beginners Electrical Course or want a more advanced City and Guilds 17th Edition Course we can help with training requirements in our purpose built electrical training centre in the North East of England.
A one day course covering the principles of Ultrasound, procedure and techniques of using Ultrasound technology to detect different types of pressure, vacuum and gas leaks.
This City & Guilds (2919-01) EVSE Installers course is designed for experienced electricians who would like to increase their skills to be able to offer an install service for domestic, commercial and “on-the-street” charging points. The course will allow you to add this extra revenue stream to your business offering an EVSE Installation service to your clients.
This CAT and Genny training course is ideal for anyone who works in the utilities, construction, transportation, communications, petrochemical industries or works as contractors in those sectors, who may need to carry out excavation work.
Available nationwide, the industry-standard 18th Edition - City & Guilds 2382-18 will get you up to speed with the latest IET Wiring Regulations and ensure that you are fully compliant.
Refresh your knowledge with our full Senior Authorised Person refresher course.
This training course combines together the City and Guilds 2391-50 and 2391-52 courses and is ideal for anyone wanting to perform inspection and testing on electrical installations.
Competency course for carrying out small electrical tasks
The Safe Isolation/Handyman Course is a competence course for caretakers, handymen or members of other trades that may want to carry out small electrical tasks such as safely replacing socket and fused spur fronts, electrical accessories, replacing lamps, replacing bulbs and other small electrical applications as part of their role.What is Safe Isolation?
Ensuring that electrical equipment is isolated is a major part of the course and being able to safely isolate, prove dead and re-energise is a fundamental part of the course.- Basic electrical theory
- Electrical shock – what is it?
- Overview of current and resistance
- Earthing and why it’s important
- Different types of circuit board (240v and 415v)
- Circuit identification
- Fuses, circuit breakers and, MCBs
- Lighting and power circuits
- Safe working practices
- Safe isolation
- Test equipment
- How to wire/change a plug
- Replacing socket outlets and fused spur units
- Working with light fittings
- Replacing tubes, bulbs and starters
- Ladder and step ladder safety
- Limitations of electrical work allowed
- Handymen
- Caretakers
- Joiners
- Plumbers
- Property maintenance personnel
- Facilities management companies
- Schools
Are There Any Entry Requirements?
There are no entry requirements for the course.Other similar courses
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- Basic Electrical Installation - A short course for beginners to electrical systems, installations and inspection.
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Need to carry out duties such as cleaning, meter reading or other non-electrical maintenance in HV substations/switchrooms? This course will help you to safely enter and work within these environments.
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Learn to safely perform high voltage earth electrode testing with our comprehensive HV training course.
Learn the theory and practical skills to safely perform dielectric strength (hipot) testing on high voltage equipment with this training course.
The best route for those new to the PAT testing industry. There's no electrical experience required and you'll get plenty of hands-on experience of using the testers, alongside learning all of the regulations and theory behind PAT testing.
The two day City & Guilds 2377-77 PAT Testing course is currently available through most of our City & Guilds accredited training centres.
The LCL Awards Part P course is for electricians wanting a professional qualification in compliance with Part P of the Building Regulations to be able to successfully carry out work to this standard and is held at training centres in Stockton on Tees and Watford, London.
Made for those with no prior electrical training, this course will teach you the fundamentals behind inspection and testing and allow you to move on to further qualifications.
Ideal for caretakers, handymen or members of other trades that may want to carry out small electrical tasks. Learn how to replace sockets, lamps, how to wire plugs and much more.
This one-day course covers all building regulations relating to electricians. Becoming qualified with 2393-10 will allow you to register with competent person schemes such as BSI, Gas Safe and NICEIC.
Learn the basics! Includes an introduction to the wiring regulations, legal requirements, electrical changes, basic electrical principles and more with both theory and practical work.
