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Matt Burden

Just popping in to say hi and hope I can pick some brains for a few answers to save me time and money in updating my qualifications to get a job.

I applied to join the RAF as an Aircraft Electrician back in 1996, at the time the RAF was undergoing some changes to the way they trained aircraft leckies, so I was told they would contact when the trade was re-opened. So I became an apprentice electrician at Alpha Electrical, Norwich. I was mainly working on building sites doing 1st and 2nd fixes, with the odd industrial job thrown in and one shop fit in the Castle Mall just for good measure. I managed to gain C&G 2360 parts 1 and 2, 2350 and AM1. The RAF finally got back to me in 2000 and I stepped off the train at Wendover train station on 17th July 2000 to start my new career in the RAF. After 7 weeks basic training at RAF Halton, I was transferred to RAF Cosford to begin 14 months of trade training and completing part of my C&G 3772-10. I was posted to 33 Sqn at RAF Benson where I spent 7 wonderful years working on the Puma helicopter and deployed to Iraq, Bosnia and Norway and completed my C&G 3772-10. I got promoted to corporal and was posted to RAF Waddington where I was employed on radar emitter analysis (a crappy desk job). I submitted my voluntary early release and moved to work with the building manager, humping and dumping furniture, repairing broken furniture, replacing fluorescent tubes and escorting contractors in the building. I currently have 6 weeks left in the RAF and I'm finally getting around to updating my electrical qualifications and find a job in Lincolnshire.

I have been told that I only need to get 2382-12, is this true?
Next on my list is Part P, and 2391.
Then, PAT, Photovoltaic, and maybe look at HVAC too.

Thanks for reading
 
Hello and welcome to the forum, hopefully you will find some useful information here.

So you have C&G 2360 parts 1 and 2, NVQ3: 2350, C&G 3772-10 (aeronautical engineering) and AM1.

You would definitely need the 2382-10 to get back up to speed with qualifications for the current Edition of the wiring regulations. You would not really be able to get far without this.
To get a JIB gold card I think you would need the AM2 as well.

If you read the Part P approved document and work to that then you should not need any training in that area.
The 2391 has been replaced with two qualifications 2394 for initial verification and 2395 for periodic inspections and electrical installation condition reports. Useful for demonstrating further skills ( and the all important pieces of paper).
 

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