NEN 1010/NEN 3140 Inspector Low Voltage 1

The inspection of electrical installations is intended for electrical experts who want to carry out inspections of low-voltage installations in accordance with NEN 3140 and NEN 1010-6. The electrical engineering employee who is charged with repair work following inspections will also benefit from this inspection course.

To follow the low-voltage inspector course, you must have completed an electro-technical vocational training programme at EQF level 3. EQF stands for European Qualification Framework. This level corresponds to a secondary education in electro-technology (MBO level 3), but you can also achieve this level with sufficient knowledge and experience from practice.

The NEN 1010/NEN 3140 Low-Voltage Inspector 1 (ILS 1) course from RelyOn Quercus prepares you to carry out basic inspection activities on existing (NEN 3140) and new (NEN 1010) low-voltage installations. The inspection consists of a visual inspection and a measurement and testing part. We explain the visual inspection based on practical situations. You will use your own measuring equipment to take measurements in our practice room to get to know your instrument better. You will also test the values against the acceptance criteria set by the applicable standard. By obtaining the personal low-voltage inspector certificate, you will have the electrical expertise needed to draw up an inspection plan and carry it out correctly.

The low-voltage inspector 1 (ILS) course covers the following subjects: Occupational Health and Safety Act and Occupational Health and Safety Decree Safety and NEN 1010-6 and NEN 3140 standards Duties, powers and responsibilities of a low-voltage inspector Safety measures prior to and during the electrotechnical inspection NEN 1010 and NEN 3140 low-voltage inspection criteria, measurements and tests Inspection of new and existing low-voltage electrical installations Report completing the inspection of low-voltage installations