Search results

I probably would get hauled over the coals. But I've never heard of a kitchen fitter getting into trouble for not complying.

Maybe I should be one of the many kitchen fitters who don't appear to give a toss about part p and carry on doing electrics without a care in the world.

Im leaning towards the NICEIC but I'm not too sure about there criteria where it says The enterprise shall: a. have carried out domestic electrical installation work for not less than 12 months prior to making an application. I've done domestic installations with other electricians in the past...

Ill be doing domestic work. The qualifications I have are 17th edition wiring regs NVQ3 Installing and commissioning electrotechnical systems

When I was in contact with the NIC a few months ago they offered the option of paying there fee's over three payments which would be a help.

Whats happening in June. Are the goal posts getting moved again?

Hi. I'm going to start trading next year and I looking for some constructive advice on the different part P scheme providers. Are some better than others, I've noticed that some providers criteria differs slightly. Thanks Stewart