2391-52 Inspection and Testing Course Near Redditch & Birmingham | Renew Elec Training

What Is the 2391-52 Inspection and Testing Course?

The 2391-52 Inspection and Testing course is a City & Guilds qualification that teaches electricians how to carry out initial verification and periodic inspection of electrical installations safely and correctly.

It combines:

  • 2391-50 Initial Verification

  • 2391-51 Periodic Inspection

This course is essential for electricians who want to confidently complete EICRs, test new installations, and work independently on inspection and testing jobs.

Sam teaching the fourth day of the 2391-52 in our Redditch training centre

Quick Summary: 2391-52 Course

  • Covers both initial verification and periodic inspection

  • Required for completing EICRs and certification

  • Typically completed over 5 days + assessments

  • Includes both theory and practical training

  • Ideal for electricians looking to advance their careers

Who Is the 2391-52 Course For?

This course is designed for electricians who:

  • Already hold the 18th Edition (BS 7671)

  • Want to carry out inspection and testing professionally

  • Need to complete EICRs and certification

  • Are looking to increase earning potential or become self-employed

It’s ideal if you’re based in:

  • Birmingham

  • Redditch

  • Worcester

  • Solihull

  • Coventry

  • Kidderminster

  • Warwick and surrounding areas

Renew Elec Training is owned and run by two fully qualified electricians and assessors

  • What Will You Learn on the 2391-52 Course?

    By the end of the course, you will be able to:

    • Carry out initial verification of new installations

    • Perform periodic inspection and testing (EICR)

    • Apply safe isolation procedures

    • Use testing equipment correctly

    • Complete certificates and reports to BS 7671 standards

    You’ll gain both the technical knowledge and practical confidence needed to work on real installations.

    What Is Included in the Training?

    Our course combines:

    Practical Training

    • Hands-on testing using real equipment

    • Simulated inspection scenarios

    • Fault finding and test procedures

    Theory Sessions

    • Understanding BS 7671 regulations

    • Test sequence and methodology

    • Interpreting results and readings

    This ensures you can apply your knowledge on-site, not just in exams.

    How Long Does the 2391-52 Course Take?

    • Typically 5 days of training

    • Plus additional time for assessments

    This includes:

    • Written exam

    • Practical assessment

    • Assignment/project work

    What Qualifications Do You Need Before Taking the 2391-52?

    To get the most from the course, you should:

    This ensures you are ready to understand testing procedures and apply them correctly.

    What Books Do You Need for the 2391-52?

  • You will need a copy of the latest Guidance note 3, available here. You will also need the latest copy of the wiring regs, available here. For the open book exam you can also bring in with you your copy of the on-site guide, available here.

    You should also bring:

    • Calculator

    • Highlighter for referencing key sections

    Why Take a 2391-52 Course?

    This qualification allows you to:

    • Carry out EICRs professionally

    • Sign off electrical work legally and safely

    • Increase your earnings and job opportunities

    • Work as a contractor or independent electrician

    It is one of the most recognised qualifications for electricians looking to advance.

    2391-52 Course Near Birmingham & Redditch

    Our training centre is based in Redditch, making it easily accessible from:

    • Birmingham (around 30 minutes)

    • Worcester

    • Solihull

    • Coventry

    • Bromsgrove

    • Stratford-upon-Avon

    • Warwick & Leamington Spa

    We are located just off the M42, with easy access and on-site parking.

    Why Choose Renew Elec Training?

    At Renew Elec Training, we focus on practical, supportive learning that prepares you for real-world work.

    What makes us different:

    • Small class sizes for personalised support

    • Hands-on training with real equipment

    • Experienced electricians as instructors

    • Friendly, approachable learning environment

    • Female-led, inclusive training centre

    We don’t just help you pass — we help you feel confident using these skills on-site.

    Will I Get Hands-On Experience?

    Yes — practical training is a core part of the course.

    You will:

    • Use real testing equipment

    • Practice test procedures

    • Work through realistic inspection scenarios

    This ensures you are fully prepared for real electrical work, not just exams.

    How to Book Your 2391-52 Course

    Booking is simple:

    1. Check available course dates

    2. Choose a suitable slot

    3. Complete your booking online

    Places are limited due to small class sizes, so early booking is recommended.

    Book Your 2391-52 Inspection and Testing Course

    If you’re ready to take the next step in your electrical career, our 2391-52 course will give you the skills, confidence, and qualification you need.

    Train locally in Redditch and join electricians from across Birmingham and the West Midlands who have already advanced their careers with us.

    Secure your place today.

Find out more about our 2391-52 course

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FAQs About the 2391-52 Course

Is the 2391-52 course difficult?

It can be challenging, but with the right training and support, most electricians pass successfully.

Can I take the 2391-52 without experience?

You should have practical experience and your 18th Edition before taking the course.

How much can you earn with 2391-52?

Electricians with inspection and testing qualifications can charge more for EICRs and specialist work.

Is 2391-52 worth it?

Yes — it is one of the most valuable qualifications for career progression in the electrical industry.

Do I need this course to do EICRs?

While not legally required, it is the recognised qualification for carrying out inspection and testing professionally.

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