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When Part P qualified and assessed you have no need to be a sparks 'mate'.
If you wish to do so to acquire the tools knowledge (because there's a big difference between qualified and able to do the job) I would suggest you:-
1. canvas the local electricians advertising in the papers / yellow pages / Thompson
2. Go to the NIC web site, pump in local post codes- That will tell you who is NIC registered in your area (section is Find a NIC Contractor)
Then it's a matter of sweet talking the electrician in to employing you. Some are a bit grumpy and very anti Part P persons due to Part P person not being JIB / C&G 1&2 or 2391 trained.
If your prepared to do the work without being a 'mate', start small and just do minors or try working in tandem with a Co that requires a Part P person such as plumbers, kitchen fitters, small builder.
Good luck and do post your results
If you wish to do so to acquire the tools knowledge (because there's a big difference between qualified and able to do the job) I would suggest you:-
1. canvas the local electricians advertising in the papers / yellow pages / Thompson
2. Go to the NIC web site, pump in local post codes- That will tell you who is NIC registered in your area (section is Find a NIC Contractor)
Then it's a matter of sweet talking the electrician in to employing you. Some are a bit grumpy and very anti Part P persons due to Part P person not being JIB / C&G 1&2 or 2391 trained.
If your prepared to do the work without being a 'mate', start small and just do minors or try working in tandem with a Co that requires a Part P person such as plumbers, kitchen fitters, small builder.
Good luck and do post your results
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