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Electrical Inspectors

This block course allows people to learn the roles and responsibilities of an Electrical Inspector. Complete EWRB practical assessments either in our workshops or off-site around the Hutt Valley.

What you will learn

  • Reach the level required by the Electrical Workers Registration Board (EWRB) for Inspector's theory examinations and practical assessments
  • Assess and apply safe working practices
  • Learn care and use of test instruments
  • Carry out continuity tests
  • Measure conductor and insulation resistance
  • Test earthing systems
  • Complete RCD and phase rotation measurements
  • Inspect and test work on a variety of low-voltage installations and appliances
  • Install and terminate supply and load conductors to DIN and BS energy meters
  • Complete and issue compliance documentation
  • Apply safe working practices

More detail about this qualification

This course is offered as a two-week full-time block course.

You must be a New Zealand Registered Electrician.

Course requirements 

  • You will be required to do some pre-course reading and revision.
  • ­­­It is recommended that students bring a copy of the latest ASNZ3000:2007.
  • Access to electronic copies of companion standards is recommended.
  • A scientific calculation is required. 

Course-related costs

EWRB Examination Application Fee: $166.75

EWRB Practical Assessment Fee: $85.00

Entry requirements

You must be a New Zealand Registered Electrician.

The EWRB exam is an online exam that can be booked through Aspeq for sitting following completion of the course. Access the exam here 

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Use the knowledge you already have to fast-track your qualification. Workplace-learning, volunteering, professional development, other provider qualifications and online courses can be recognised as prior learning and put towards your qualification. Start by getting in touch with us, or find out more here.

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Last updated: 27/7/2023

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