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What kind of checks might a plumber carry out?

• Full electrical testing

• Safe isolation, continuity, and polarity checks

• Testing of a new fused spur unit

• Issuing a minor works certificate

What qualification is required to carry out testing of a new fused spur unit feeding a boiler from an existing ring main?

• Competent electrician qualification

• Plumbing diploma

• Part P qualification

• No specific qualification needed

Does a plumber need to be Part P qualified to change a like-for-like component, such as a pump or flex cable to a boiler?

• Yes, always

• No, not for like-for-like component changes

• Yes, but only for flex cables

• Yes, but only for pumps

Which HSE guidance note is mentioned for electrical test equipment?

• Guidance Note GS39

• Guidance Note GS38

• Guidance Note GS37

• Guidance Note GS40

What should be the maximum exposed conductor length for the leads according to the image?

• 1mm

• 2mm

• 4mm

• 6mm

What information should be clearly marked on the equipment?

• The weight of the device

• The maximum voltage and current that may be tested

• The manufacturing date

• The color code

What needs to be confirmed for correct operation of a voltage indicator?

• It should be immersed in water

• It should be connected to a computer

• It should be confirmed by using a proving unit

• It should be painted with insulating paint

Which document provides guidance on the conformity of voltage indicators and proving units?

• HSE document GS38

• HSE document GS39

• HSE document GS40

• HSE document GS37

What can a multimeter check by using the resistance setting?

• If a battery is fully charged

• If a cable has gone open circuit

• The temperature of a motor

• The voltage of AC electrical applications

What can be checked to determine if a motor or a zone valve has burnt out?

• By checking the voltage setting

• By using the resistance setting Ω

• By measuring the current flow

• By using the AC electrical application mode