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• Health and safety legislation and safe working practices covering hazards and risks when undertaking electrical work.

• Duties and obligations to act in protecting the safety of self, colleagues and the public whilst undertaking work.

• Safety Control equipment and how to use personal protective equipment (PPE

• Written and verbal communication techniques.

• Customer and client service methods and techniques.

• Key organisations and their purpose within the electrical industry and the electrician's role within the industry.

• Relevant legislation pertaining to electrical work including Building Regulations; industry guidance notes.

• Technical information and guidance specifically for electrical work.

• Tools, materials, equipment, and components, and how to identify and use them safely.

• The purpose of different electrical and electronic equipment and installations.

• Processes and procedures include MMC for the design, planning, set up, and installation of electrical

• Methods for terminating and connecting cables.

• Fault diagnosis and rectification of electrical installations.

• Safe isolation, initial verification, and periodic inspection, testing and reporting of electrical.

• Importance of accurate preparation, completion, and maintenance of relevant work.

• Project management techniques.

• Requirements for continual personal and professional development within the industry.

• Digital learning platforms and platforms used for business communication and collaboration.

• Level 2 Functional Skills in English and Maths (if required)