A 3 Phase Smart Metering Course provides specialist training and assessment for engineers looking to develop their competency in 3 Phase electricity metering.

Within the EUSR Smart Metering scheme, the corresponding registration category is referred to as Multi-Phase electricity metering.

The terms are closely related but should not be treated as completely interchangeable in every technical context.

Engineers commonly use 3 Phase when referring to three-phase electricity supplies and metering, while EUSR uses Multi-Phase as the name of its relevant Smart Metering registration category.

The course is designed around the relevant electricity smart metering competencies recognised by EUSR.

Where the programme is delivered as an NSAP-approved training and assessment programme by an NSAP-approved provider, successful candidates can use the relevant evidence to support EUSR registration, subject to meeting EUSR's requirements.

Not necessarily by itself.

EUSR registration has additional requirements, including the appropriate training and assessment evidence and, for electricity Smart Metering, relevant employer CoMCoP certification and individual company authorisation. (eusr.co.uk)

Contact us before booking if EUSR registration is the primary reason you're undertaking the course.

This course is intended for experienced electricity metering engineers who already hold the relevant Single & Single-Off Multi Phase competency.

You must have held this competency for at least 12 months and meet the required individual and company metering authorisation requirements.

You need to hold the relevant Single & Single-Off Multi Phase competency before attending.

If you've gained the competency through another recognised route, you may not necessarily need to have completed our specific course. Contact us to confirm whether your existing competency meets the entry requirements.

Yes. The course entry requirements specify that you must hold a current individual MOCoPA authorisation and work for a company holding the relevant company MOCoPA certification.

The industry now uses CoMCoP (Consolidated Metering Code of Practice) terminology. If you're unsure whether your current certification and authorisation meet the requirements, contact us before booking.

No. This is an advanced course with specific prerequisite requirements.

You must already hold the relevant Single & Single-Off Multi Phase competency for at least 12 months, as well as the required individual and company metering authorisations.

CoMCoP stands for Consolidated Metering Code of Practice. It sets out requirements relating to the installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of electricity metering equipment.

EUSR references company CoMCoP certification and individual company authorisation as part of the evidence requirements for electricity Smart Metering registration. (eusr.co.uk)