Protective Equipotential Bonding of Gas Installations within Dwellings (PEB)

PEB1 is for operatives involved in the repositioning, altering or extending the Protective Equipotential Bonding (PEB) conductor when changing the position of gas meters within a dwelling and associated outbuildings and locations. Formally known as the Main Equipotential Bond (MEB).

Pre-Requisite

Candidates must possess as a minimum valid CCN1, CMA1, CESP1 or CCLP1 (PD)

Course Duration

1 day

Training Aids

Lecture notes, audio-visual presentation and a range of domestic electrical appliances and models.

Assessment

Upon completion of the training, candidates will be assessed by both practical and written tasks.

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Protective Equipotential Bonding of Gas Installations within Dwellings (PEB)

Maximum Number

10 persons

Additional Information

NA

Course Objective

PEB1 is for operatives involved in the repositioning, altering or extending the Protective Equipotential Bonding (PEB) conductor when changing the position of gas meters within a dwelling and associated outbuildings and locations. Formally known as the Main Equipotential Bond (MEB).

Course Syllabus

Be trained and assessed on:

  • Legislation and Standards
  • Understanding electrical installations
  • Repositioning, alteration and extension of PEB
  • Safe Isolation and working methods
  • Correct material selection and safe use
  • Testing

PEB is of a limited scope nature; where doubt or confusion arises on site regarding the electrical installation, advice should be sought from a competent electrical engineer prior to carrying out any work.