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Key Facts: Czech Electrical Inspection Technician Exam Exam

80% + 80%

Written and oral thresholds

TIČR Internal Rules

At least 5

Oral questions

TIČR Internal Rules

5 years

Certificate validity

Act No. 250/2021 Sb.

CZK 4,600

Examination plus certificate fees

Government fee schedule effective 2025

TIČR administers separate written and oral assessments for the requested RT EZ scope. Both require at least 80%; the oral part has at least five questions. TIČR does not publish a fixed written item count or duration. The certificate is valid for five years, and current total fees are CZK 4,600.

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1How long is a TIČR certificate of professional competence for an electrical inspection technician valid under Act No. 250/2021 Sb.?
A.Three years from the examination date
B.Five years from the date of issue
C.Ten years from the application date
D.Indefinitely while the holder remains employed
Explanation: The certificate (osvědčení o odborné způsobilosti) is valid for five years from its issue date. Continued employment does not extend the statutory validity period.
2Which description matches TIČR's current examination for an electrical inspection technician?
A.A written test only
B.An oral interview only
C.A written part and a separately assessed oral part
D.A workplace observation with no knowledge test
Explanation: TIČR's current Internal Rules divide the assessment into a written part and an oral part. Both are mandatory and separately evaluated.
3A TIČR electrical candidate scores 78% on the written part and 90% on later oral questions. What is the correct assessment?
A.Pass overall because the average is above 80%
B.Fail the written part because it independently requires at least 80%
C.Pass because only the oral part has a threshold
D.Pass if the committee disregards two written answers
Explanation: The written and oral parts are separately assessed at the published threshold. A written score below 80% is unsuccessful and cannot be cured by averaging it with oral performance.
4How many randomly selected questions must the TIČR oral part contain at minimum?
A.Three
B.Four
C.Five
D.Ten
Explanation: The current TIČR Internal Rules state that the oral examination uses at least five randomly selected questions for the requested field and scope.
5What is the default language of the TIČR examination under the current Internal Rules?
A.Czech, unless TIČR determines otherwise
B.Slovak in every case
C.English at every examination center
D.Any language selected by the candidate without prior agreement
Explanation: TIČR's Internal Rules state that the examination is conducted in Czech unless otherwise determined. The published default is therefore Czech, not a free candidate language choice.
6Which reference materials may a candidate use during the TIČR examination under the current Internal Rules?
A.Any internet-connected device
B.Printed legislation and printed technical standards
C.A prewritten answer sheet supplied by the candidate
D.No reference materials of any kind
Explanation: The Internal Rules permit printed legal regulations and printed technical standards. That allowance does not authorize internet access or prepared answer keys.
7What is the minimum composition of an examination commission under Act No. 250/2021 Sb.?
A.One TIČR examiner
B.Two external engineers
C.At least three qualified members, with a TIČR employee as chair
D.Exactly five members, all employed by the applicant
Explanation: The Act requires an examination commission of at least three qualified members and provides that its chair is an employee of the authorized organization, TIČR.
8What is the earliest permitted timing for a repeat TIČR competence examination after an unsuccessful attempt?
A.The next calendar day
B.After exactly one year
C.After at least six months
D.After at least 15 days
Explanation: Act No. 250/2021 Sb. allows the examination to be repeated, but not sooner than 15 days after the unsuccessful examination.
9Which mapping of electrical inspection-technician scopes is correct under Government Regulation No. 194/2022 Sb.?
A.E1: no voltage limitation; E2: up to 1 kV AC or 1.5 kV DC; E3: lightning-protection systems
B.E1: lightning only; E2: no voltage limitation; E3: household appliances only
C.E1: DC only; E2: AC only; E3: explosive areas only
D.E1, E2, and E3 differ only by certificate duration
Explanation: The regulation distinguishes E1 installations without voltage limitation, E2 installations up to 1 kV AC or 1.5 kV DC, and E3 lightning-protection systems.
10What is the essential distinction between suffix A and suffix B in an electrical inspection-technician scope?
A.A is for AC and B is for DC
B.A excludes explosion-hazard areas; B includes them
C.A is temporary and B is permanent
D.A is for initial inspections and B is for periodic inspections
Explanation: Scope A covers equipment outside areas with an explosion hazard, while scope B includes equipment in areas with an explosion hazard. It is an environmental-scope distinction.

About the Czech Electrical Inspection Technician Exam Exam

The RT EZ examination verifies competence to inspect dedicated electrical equipment within a requested Czech statutory scope. Scope E1 has no voltage limitation, E2 covers installations up to 1 kV AC or 1.5 kV DC, and E3 covers lightning-protection systems; suffix B includes explosion-hazard areas. The official assessment is in Czech unless TIČR determines otherwise. This bank is an English-language multiple-choice study adaptation, not an official translation, a reproduction of TIČR items or software, or a substitute for oral and report-based professional preparation.

Assessment

TIČR separately assesses a software-scored written test and an oral examination. Each part requires at least 80%. The oral part uses at least five randomly selected questions associated with the requested E1, E2, or E3 and A or B scope. The examination commission has at least three qualified members and is chaired by a TIČR employee. Printed legislation and printed technical standards are permitted under the current Internal Rules.

Time Limit

Not published by TIČR

Passing Score

At least 80% on the written part and at least 80% on the oral part

Exam Fee

CZK 4,600 total (CZK 4,300 examination fee plus CZK 300 certificate-issuance fee) (Technická inspekce České republiky (TIČR))

Czech Electrical Inspection Technician Exam Exam Content Outline

Not published — varies by requested scope

Statutory framework and qualification scope

Act No. 250/2021 Sb. and Government Regulations No. 190/2022 Sb. and 194/2022 Sb., including E1/E2/E3 and A/B scope boundaries.

Not published — varies by requested scope

Inspection procedure and reporting

Document review, safe inspection sequence, measurements, findings, defect assessment, and defensible inspection reports.

Not published — varies by requested scope

Protection and verification

Electric-shock protection, continuity, insulation, fault-loop, earth-electrode, RCD, and protective-device verification.

Not published — varies by requested scope

Special installations and external influences

Lightning protection, explosion-hazard scope, and installation requirements affected by external influences.

How to Pass the Czech Electrical Inspection Technician Exam Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: At least 80% on the written part and at least 80% on the oral part
  • Assessment: TIČR separately assesses a software-scored written test and an oral examination. Each part requires at least 80%. The oral part uses at least five randomly selected questions associated with the requested E1, E2, or E3 and A or B scope. The examination commission has at least three qualified members and is chaired by a TIČR employee. Printed legislation and printed technical standards are permitted under the current Internal Rules.
  • Time limit: Not published by TIČR
  • Exam fee: CZK 4,600 total (CZK 4,300 examination fee plus CZK 300 certificate-issuance fee)

Keys to Passing

  • Work through all 20 available questions
  • Review every answer and explanation
  • Track weak areas and revisit them
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Czech Electrical Inspection Technician Exam Study Tips from Top Performers

1Confirm the precise E1, E2, or E3 and A or B scope on your application before selecting technical standards to study
2Practice explaining why each inspection step and measurement supports the final safety conclusion
3Prepare and critique a scope-appropriate inspection or practice report
4Use current Czech printed legislation and standards, and rehearse oral technical explanations in Czech

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the official TIČR examination delivered?

It has a software-scored written part and a separately assessed oral part. The oral part contains at least five randomly selected questions for the requested field and scope.

What score is required?

The current rules require at least 80% on the written part and at least 80% on the oral part. The results are not averaged.

How many written questions are there, and how long is the exam?

TIČR does not publish a fixed written item count or fixed duration. Candidates should rely on their invitation and current TIČR instructions rather than unofficial time estimates.

In what language is the official exam conducted?

The current Internal Rules state Czech unless TIČR determines otherwise. This resource is an English-language study adaptation, not an official translation.

What materials are allowed?

The current Internal Rules permit printed legal regulations and printed technical standards. They do not make this an internet-enabled examination.

What happens after an unsuccessful attempt?

A repeat examination may be taken after at least 15 days.