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[daz2010]

i am starting a kitchen fitting fair up and am going to get myself a spark in to carry out the work for me but i need to no which certs i need to go as sockets and switches will be moved clearly keeping the ring on the power

also may have to mover cooker switchs


hope you can help

 

[holmslaw]

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[daz2010]

y is that


its an electrcal question and im in the uk in preston

 

[Johnmelad502]

y is that
its an electrcal question and im in the uk in preston

Me thinks it was to do with your spelling, homlsaw can be a tad...

But I am sure he meant no harm.

 

[daz2010]

yes my spelling is really bad



all i want to no is which certs i need to be getting filled in

 

[Steve]

, This is a comma ,

. This is a fullstop .

You aren't typing on a mobile phone here, you have a vast array of buttons in front of you, hopefully a QWERTY keyboard, not one of those god awful AZERTY keyboards. It has 102+ keys, use them. Basic forum etiquette.

Once you have learnt how to use your keyboard, please do repeat your question so we understand it.

 

[RF Lighting]

It will depend upon the amount of work which is actually required to move your sockets etc. to their new positions, but you should be issued with either a minor works certificate or an electrical installaion certificate.

In addition, you should receive a buildings regulations compliance certificate too.

 

[daz2010]

o right in some cases it will be putting new sockets in so making the ring bigger


i think i need to look into this more


thanks for ya help

 

[Johnmelad502]

, This is a comma ,

. This is a fullstop .

You aren't typing on a mobile phone here, you have a vast array of buttons in front of you, hopefully a QWERTY keyboard, not one of those god awful AZERTY keyboards. It has 102+ keys, use them. Basic forum etiquette.

Once you have learnt how to use your keyboard, please do repeat your question so we understand it.

But if he suffers from Dyslexia, English is not his native tongue or just can't spell, providing we understand the question, does his spelling matter on a help forum such as this?

Oh, by the way, it's a full stop, not a fullstop.

 

[Steve]

I didnt understand his question.

 

[Taylortwocities]

As you are getting an electrician in then he will provide you with the installation certificates.

If he is just altering existing circuits then it will be a minor works cert.
He will also need to notify his works to the local authority via the Part P registration organisation that he is a member of.


PS. Ignore Holmslaw. He's stuck out there in the jungle with nobody to properly talk to. That's why he wants all posts moved to "Outside UK"

 

[holmslaw]

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[Spark123]

RF Lighting answered it

 

[holmslaw]

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[jockspark]

, This is a comma ,

. This is a fullstop .

You aren't typing on a mobile phone here, you have a vast array of buttons in front of you, hopefully a QWERTY keyboard, not one of those god awful AZERTY keyboards. It has 102+ keys, use them. Basic forum etiquette.

Once you have learnt how to use your keyboard, please do repeat your question so we understand it.

that was really helpful, is a55 hole one word or two?