EAL Level 3 Award in the Design, Installation and Commissioning of Electrical Energy Storage Systems

Training provider:
Trydan Training

Duration:
2 days

Awarding body:
EAL

Delivery:
Face to face with blended learning for theory

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Overview

This qualification is designed for electricians and engineers who wish to gain the skills and knowledge required to safely design, install and commission electrical energy storage systems (EESS), such as battery storage, in domestic and small commercial environments.

What will I learn?

Overview of electrical energy storage technologies and systems
System design principles, including sizing, configuration, and compatibility
Installation practices for EESS in accordance with current standards
Commissioning, handover, testing, and maintenance of battery storage systems
Integration with renewable energy systems (e.g. Solar PV)
Understanding regulations and health and safety requirements, including BS 7671 and the IET Code of Practice for Electrical Energy Storage Systems

Key information

Funding eligibility criteria

Aged 19+
Living in Wales

Plus, one of the following:

Employed (inc. agency & zero hour contracts)
Self-employed
Full-time carer
Prisoner on day release

Entry requirements

Must be qualified electrician (level 3) or hold a recognised qualification in electrical installation
Strong understanding of BS 7671 (18th Edition) is essential
Experience with renewable energy systems (e.g. solar PV) is beneficial
Suitable for those already working in the electrical or renewables industry

Assessment

Online multiple-choice or written knowledge assessment
Practical assessment covering installation, testing, and commissioning of EESS
Completion of documentation related to system design and commissioning

Career progression

Enhances eligibility for roles in low carbon and smart energy sectors
Supports progression to work with renewable energy systems and energy consultancy
Complements other qualifications such as Solar PV, EV Charging or Retrofit Coordination
Meets requirements for Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) installer pathways

Course dates will be discussed directly with the training provider upon successful completion of funding application. Any course dates arranged with the training provider prior to funding being secured may not be honoured – Course dates will only be confirmed once funding has been approved.