Contractors undertake training in variety of ways
More than 1 000 contractors have now taken and passed their 18th Edition training with NICEIC and ELECSA.
The 18th Edition launched in July this year with electrical contractors given a six-month transition period to get up to speed with the changes.
While some contractors have decided to delay any training – others have been keen to get cracking straight away.
Neil Vincent, training manager at NICEIC and ELECSA said: “It has been interesting to see people’s attitude towards training since the 18th was launched.
“Some have been extra keen and jumped straight in and others are still biding their time and looking to do it over the next 3-6 months.
“Everyone is different and with the six month window we know everyone will have a different approach. We have had more than 3000 bookings in total so far with many preferring to take the course over the next few months so it is going to be busy in the run up to January.”
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