Jersey Electrician Licensing Exam and Practice Test
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This page collects the official facts about electrician licensing exams in Jersey: exam name, authority, levels, official website, whether the question bank is public, the wiring code and the conductor size unit. Any field that has not been verified is marked "Not yet confirmed" instead of guessed.
Exam overview
Competent Person Scheme registration (NICEIC / NAPIT Jersey schemes)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Official name | Competent Person Scheme (Building Bye-laws (Jersey) 2007) |
| Authority | Government of Jersey Building Control; UKAS-accredited scheme providers (NICEIC, NAPIT) |
| Levels | Scheme-registered competent electrical installer (assessment of competence against BS 7671), qualifications follow UK route (e.g., City & Guilds 18th Edition, inspection & testing) |
| Format | Scheme assessment, not a government exam |
| Official website | www.gov.je |
| Public question bank | Not public |
| Question bank or outline | Not yet confirmed |
| Exam languages | English |
Wiring code and conductor unit
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Licensing model | Issued nationally |
| Wiring code | BS 7671 (via Building Bye-laws (Jersey) Part 12 Electrical Safety Technical Guidance Document) |
| Code family | BS_7671 |
| Edition | TGD effective 1 Sep 2002 cites BS 7671:2001; newer editions accepted per guidance |
| Code website | www.gov.je |
| Conductor size unit | mm² |
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Every practice question cites the official regulation or official exam outline it is based on. No source, no question. Official or third-party question wording is never copied.
Sources
- https://www.gov.je/PlanningBuilding/Permission/HeatPower/pages/electricalinstallation.aspx
- https://www.gov.je/SiteCollectionDocuments/Planning%20and%20building/ID%20ElectricalSafetyTG%2020011217%20SH.pdf
- https://www.jerseylaw.je/laws/current/ro_80_2007
FAQ
Is the electrician exam question bank public in Jersey?
Current record: Not public.
Does wiring in Jersey use mm² or AWG?
Conductor size unit: mm².
Where do the practice questions come from?
Every question is an original practice question that cites the official regulation or official exam outline. Questions without a source are not published.