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My original point was that the guidelines regarding BS7671, implies that a person(s) installing a new system should be the ones that inspect and test it, but building controls under notifiable work can employ a third party to test your installation, even though they have not installed the...

Now euro champs and best young tennis player in world

Me Too Sorry youngroughcaster are sure it's not sheep you like best :D

Shoe shops and women that's a mystery :?

I don't know but something to do with women and the fourth stop was at a shoe shopl

No that's much higher and the coconuts ain't having a jolly time either :(

How bigs the barrel? the train is 15 minutes late for starters

its seven i think

contact british gypsum see who they supply locally

what's the ratio in the pig world?

i'd be more impressed if bubbles was knocking one in to the llama

But what form/report was filled in by the electrician saying the installation complied to part p? Not trying to hijack this post but I'm interested!

Notify them with what?

But at what point does a competant electrician fill in a form saying that the installtion and the work done installing it, complies to part p of building regs?

B-A-S, I knew you was going to say that, but is that not just a get out? Don't quote my but somewhere within the guidlines of BS7671/GN3. New Installation should have schedules of inspection and test results accompained with an EIC. To assure it complies to BS7671. These should be carried...

B-A-S, Please explain why! If BCs employ a third party that has had no input in to the design and installation. :?

No :idea: how to delete post

They ask for something like 28/30 days notice but usually get away with a couple of days (suppose it depends how friendly your BCs inspector is). They will inspect at first and second fix. Your mate can do all the work and fill out EIC and schedules, inspector may request confirmation of test...

The actual box has nothing to do with them, their concern is the meter the box is yours.

canduit; Don't let the fact that your not working in the industry put you off or worry you. The course is do-able without being employed as an electrician. Of course it helps to have a bit of hands on. I'd suggest you learn you subject matter(get your head around the different types of motors...