just joined forum so wondering if anyone could give me their opinion or any advice,worked in building trade since leaving school doing general building for local authority for over 20 years eg, plastering roofing concreting tiling,never really got any specific trade basically jack of all trades master of none,42 years old thought i would go to college and do an electrical course,started city and guilds 2360part one before part p came in,passed part one just wondering if there are to many obstacles and expense standing between me getting part p registed and working for myself thanks in advance for any help
working as a electrician
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Complete your 2360, Take and pass 2391.
Buy test equipment, Continuity, insulation, Earth loop impedance, prospective fault current and RCD tester.
Take out public liability insurance for £2mill.
Pay and arrange for professional body to check your work and certify you.
Every thing has a cost
Buy test equipment, Continuity, insulation, Earth loop impedance, prospective fault current and RCD tester.
Take out public liability insurance for £2mill.
Pay and arrange for professional body to check your work and certify you.
Every thing has a cost
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