Installation credential
Installer 2, Copper
BICSI Installer 2, Copper® (INSTC®)
INSTC recognises the installer who can be trusted with copper cabling from pull to test. It covers installation, termination, testing and the transmission principles behind them.
About the INSTC credential
Who it’s for
Installers with field experience in copper structured cabling.
What you’ll be able to do
- Install and terminate copper systems to standard
- Test, certify and troubleshoot copper links
- Apply copper transmission principles and safety practice
Eligibility
Field experience in copper structured cabling, evidenced through the IN225 course or equivalent documented experience. [Confirm the current INSTC routes in the Installer Credential Handbook]
The exam
A two-part exam: a hands-on assessment and a written exam.
Installation exam application: USD 335 member, USD 400 non-member. Retest USD 135 member, USD 200 non-member.
You apply to BICSI first. Once approved, you book your exam at a Pearson VUE test centre. [Pearson VUE centres in the Kingdom]
Keeping it current
Renewed on a recurring cycle with continuing education credits, including a BICSI ethics course each cycle. [CEC count and cycle length]
Your next step
INSTF for fibre, then Technician (TECH).
Career path
The installation track
FAQ
INSTC, answered
Who should take the INSTC?
Installers with field experience in copper structured cabling.
What are the eligibility requirements for the INSTC?
Field experience in copper structured cabling, evidenced through the IN225 course or equivalent documented experience. [Confirm the current INSTC routes in the Installer Credential Handbook]
Which course prepares me for the INSTC?
IN225, BICSI Installer 2, Copper Training.
What is the INSTC exam like?
A two-part exam: a hands-on assessment and a written exam.
Can I train for the INSTC in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. BICSI Saudi Arabia is in association with our affiliate Pro Skills Trainings, the BICSI ATF in the EMEA region. Current dates are on Courses & Schedule.
How do I keep my INSTC current?
Renewed on a recurring cycle with continuing education credits, including a BICSI ethics course each cycle. [CEC count and cycle length]
What comes after the INSTC?
INSTF for fibre, then Technician (TECH).
Ready to build what's next?
Join the community setting the standard for ICT infrastructure in the Kingdom.