minor works cert

[andy]

on a minor works cert do i have to put a business adress down? since i have no business itll be hard doin that

also, can someone tell me what the BS number for a MCB.

another question: part 1: Q 4, details of any depatrures from BS7671, is that were i would put the existing departures for the circuit? also, would i have to rectify them?i.e if it was old imperial cable, but all test results were fine?. would i also put these faults in part 2 Q 4?

 

[il78]

You have to put your details down.

BS:3871 Type 1/2/3/4
BS:EN 60898 Type B/C/D

Any departures affecting the circuit / board you have worked on should be noted.

Any works that need doing should be made clear to the person ordering the works, any remedial works that affect the circuit you have work on (ie, no CPC, incorrectly rated protective device) should be rectified or dont do works in the first place.....(but who wants to let work go.......)

 

[steve190]

You beat me to it

 

[il78]

just.....

 

[securespark]

Hi il.....long time no hear!

Hope you are well!

 

[andy]

You have to put your details down.

BS:3871 Type 1/2/3/4
BS:EN 60898 Type B/C/D

Any departures affecting the circuit / board you have worked on should be noted.

Any works that need doing should be made clear to the person ordering the works, any remedial works that affect the circuit you have work on (ie, no CPC, incorrectly rated protective device) should be rectified or dont do works in the first place.....(but who wants to let work go.......)

thanx for that

 

[il78]

Hi il.....long time no hear!

Hope you are well!

Not too bad mate.....

And yourself ?

 

[Albert]

another question: part 1: Q 4, details of any depatrures from BS7671, is that were i would put the existing departures for the circuit? also, would i have to rectify them?i.e if it was old imperial cable, but all test results were fine?. would i also put these faults in part 2 Q 4?

I think that in a job done you are not allowed departures from BS 7671... , if the circuit is a risk you should correct the fault.

 

[andy]

another question: part 1: Q 4, details of any depatrures from BS7671, is that were i would put the existing departures for the circuit? also, would i have to rectify them?i.e if it was old imperial cable, but all test results were fine?. would i also put these faults in part 2 Q 4?

I think that in a job done you are not allowed departures from BS 7671... , if the circuit is a risk you should correct the fault.

obviously if there was a dangerous fault then it would get rectified. but what about if it didnt have an RCD for example?

 

[il78]

As long you have covered yourself on the certificate by listing the defects that require attention.

 

[Albert]

another question: part 1: Q 4, details of any depatrures from BS7671, is that were i would put the existing departures for the circuit? also, would i have to rectify them?i.e if it was old imperial cable, but all test results were fine?. would i also put these faults in part 2 Q 4?

I think that in a job done you are not allowed departures from BS 7671... , if the circuit is a risk you should correct the fault.

obviously if there was a dangerous fault then it would get rectified. but what about if it didn't have an RCD for example?

This is a good point, if this is a TT system I think he should (because this is a must in TT), but if he is qualified and registered or notifies the authorities, he should do it in any case, the question is valid when the person is prevented from doing it according to part P.. than I think he should put a remark in and make sure that the customer is aware to the risk and the customer should bring in someone else to do it. Not nice for you but professional...

 

[securespark]

Hi il.....long time no hear!

Hope you are well!

Not too bad mate.....

And yourself ?

Yeah, creaking on post Part P......!