topsparks said:
...yup. The only requirement is that the person is 'competant'. 2391 goes someway to proving this. Being registered with any of the trade bodies has nothing to do with it.
Absolutely - the only requirement is to be competant,
C & G 2391 is likely to prove competance, but is not the only means.
However, warning, even though I am a C & G 2391 holder, plus being of many years experience, I almost always shy away from "periodics" as so much can be missed even when testing everything you were taught and all of which you`ve learned.
Certifying your own work ONLY is the safest route.
Ive seen many periodics miss out the most obvious things (NICEIC the majority) and the not so obvious to many but to me pretty routine and still I worry about what I might miss.
¬cos frankly people, sometimes "pro`s" do the daftest things.
Put your name to other folks work is a NO NO.
Sorry but experience guides me to advise you.