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Electrical Technical Update: BS 7671
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Tuesday, 28th July 2026
The Wrightington Hotel & Country Club, Wigan
£150.00
Compliance Rationale
If you are an appointed 'Duty Holder' as part of the structure required by HTM 00, and responsible for managing electrical safety, then both you and your staff need to be competent to carry out the work for which you are employed.
HTM 06-02 requires that management should ensure that any person working on electrical equipment receives the necessary technical and safety training to enable them to discharge their duties. Furthermore, BS 7671 Amendment 4 is coming into force and will have a significant impact on Healthcare electrical installations and electrical safety.
This workshop provides essential technical guidance on healthcare inspection and testing requirements, explaining their impact and how to deal with them practically to maintain compliance with both BS 7671 and HTM 06-02.
Technical Competencies
Understanding BS 7671 Amendment 4 and its specific impact on healthcare premises.
Ensuring healthcare electrical systems meet the updated requirements of BS 7671.
Technical guidance on healthcare inspection and testing requirements.
Practical management of compliance with BS 7671 and HTM 06-02.
Understanding the competence requirements for Duty Holders managing electrical safety.
Expert Lead Briefing:
Peter Handforth
Authorising Engineer (Electrical)
"Peter Handforth is a highly experienced Authorising Engineer and electrical specialist with a career in healthcare engineering spanning over four decades. Peter began his career as one of the first NHS electrical apprentices at Blackpool Victoria Hospital and has since worked extensively within the NHS in both the UK and overseas. After gaining foundational experience as an electrician, Peter worked as an electrical design engineer on large-scale commercial, industrial, and healthcare buildings. Combining his deep technical expertise with a passion for education, Peter trained as a teacher and currently delivers professional electrical courses for Eastwood Park, the NICEIC, and his own bespoke programmes. As an independent Authorising Engineer, Peter provides expert guidance to several large hospitals throughout the UK. He is currently involved with the New Hospitals Programme and has been part of a working party for the revision of some of the Health Technical Memorandums. His extensive NHS background and unique dual-focus on practical healthcare electrical installations and technical training ensure that delegates receive authoritative, actionable guidance tailored to statutory requirements."
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