part p register

[WHY]

A member of my family had some work done while i was away,they have asked me to find out if he was part p regested.Should he of left a member ship number?can you do work if you ve got the part p ticket but don t regester with say n.i.c.i.e?can u as the college they got there part p ticket?please help think they ve been cowboyed!!

 

[Cremeegg]

Not the best phrased or punctuated question around to answer but here goes.

Part P registered persons are listed on the competent person website.

No need to leave membership number - customers can check membership via website.

You can register with any of th efive Part P scheme providers - NICEIC is just one of them - they like to think they are the best.

Don't understand the rest.

 

[THRIPSTER]

The electrician can also notify the intention to do this work with the Council (if it is notifiable work) and paid a fee without having to be a memebr of one of the scheme operators.

 

[davelx]

There is no such thing as a Part P ticket - please read the Wiki.

if you are not a member of a Part P Competent Persons Scheme then you cannot self certify compliance with the buliding regs. Period.

To become a member of such a scheme, you have to meet the requirements of the scheme provider. These vary. There are some specific courses you can do, such as a Domestic Installer Qualification, that will meet some of the requriements of some of these scheme providers. They are NOT called Part P Tickets!

None of this is complex. it's just a matter or reading the information provided on their websites.

 

[davelx]

The electrician can also notify the intention to do this work with the Council (if it is notifiable work) and paid a fee without having to be a memebr of one of the scheme operators.

Not forgetting that is some cases this can be £300! And just ot be clear, in this case the LABC will have to visit to inspect and test. They then issue the certiicate, not the electrician.

 

[DESL]

in this case the LABC will have to visit to inspect and test. They then issue the certiicate, not the electrician.

Not necessarily, if installation is carried out by a qualified electrician he/she issues EIC in compliance with BS7671, LABC will inspect and issue a building regs compliance cert.

That's what my LABC did whilst I was waiting to get registered with a PP scheme

 

[Spark123]

To find persons registered with a competent person scheme check out http://www.competentperson.co.uk/search.asp

 

[davelx]

in this case the LABC will have to visit to inspect and test. They then issue the certiicate, not the electrician.

Not necessarily, if installation is carried out by a qualified electrician he/she issues EIC in compliance with BS7671, LABC will inspect and issue a building regs compliance cert.

That's what my LABC did whilst I was waiting to get registered with a PP scheme

Yes, I meant "They then issue the building regs compliance certificate, not the electrician" who, as you say issues, the EIC/MWC