Board may require physical examinations and competency tests
29 Board may require physical examinations and competency tests
In this regulation and regulation 29A —
competency test means —
a theoretical assessment; or
a practical assessment; or
an examination; or
a trade test.
The Board may, by written notice, require a person who has applied under regulation 23 for a licence or permit to undergo either or both of the following within a specified period or before a specified time —
an examination of the person’s physical fitness by a person acceptable to the Board;
a competency test as specified by the Board.
The Board may, by written notice, require a person who holds a licence or permit to undergo either or both of the following, if applicable, within a specified period or before a specified time —
an examination of the person’s physical fitness by a person acceptable to the Board;
if the Board is not satisfied as to the ability of the person to carry out electrical work in a safe and satisfactory manner — a competency test as specified by the Board.
Not less than 12 months before the expiry of the registration of a licence, the Board may, by written notice given to the licence holder, require the licence holder to undergo a specified course of training relating to electrical safety within a specified period or before a specified time.
[Regulation 29 inserted: SL 2026/67 r. 20.]
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