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18th Edition

City & Guilds 2382 Requirements for Electrical Installations

Indicative cost
£300–£550
Valid for
Until regulations are updated
Roles needing it
5
Issuer
City & Guilds / EAL

Costs are indicative and change. Confirm with the issuing body before booking anything.

How to get one

  1. Book a three-day course or study independently
  2. Pass the open-book exam
City & Guilds / EAL — official site

Roles that need this

5 roles on the Universal Bedford project would typically require it.

Electrician

Experience needed

Construction trades

£200–£290 per day

One of the few trades needed right through the build and after opening.

High volume

Ride technician

Experience needed

Ride operations & entertainment

£34,000–£50,000 per year

Daily inspection and maintenance of ride systems.

Steady need

Building services engineer

Experience needed

Facilities & maintenance

£38,000–£55,000 per year

Keeps the resort's plant and systems running permanently.

Steady need

18th Edition: common questions

What is a 18th Edition?
The current wiring regulations qualification for electrical work. It is issued by City & Guilds / EAL.
Who needs a 18th Edition?
Electricians, ride technicians, controls engineers, show technicians and building services engineers. On the Universal Bedford project we list 5 roles that would typically require it, including electrician, controls & automation engineer, ride technician.
How do I get a 18th Edition?
1. Book a three-day course or study independently 2. Pass the open-book exam
How much does a 18th Edition cost?
Indicatively £300 to £550, depending on the provider and what is included. That is a market range rather than a quote — costs change and vary regionally, so confirm with City & Guilds / EAL or an approved provider before booking.
How long does a 18th Edition last?
Until regulations are updated. Update course when a new edition is published.

We do not sell training, do not take commission from providers, and are not affiliated with City & Guilds / EAL. This page is a plain-English summary — the issuing body is the authority.