Do you need Part P for Straight swap.

[jonesyc894]

Been asked to change a fuse board. Its not getting moved just straight swap, do I need to be part P to do it?? (Got all other relevant qualifications).

 

[Octopus]

You don't need part P to do the swap (IMHO) but you do you to be registered with a "body" to be able to do the necessary notifications for LABC.

 

[Electricalserv]

Or inform the LABC 30 days prior to work commencing. That way you do not need to be a member of a scheme. Oh, but expect a hefty bill for their services.

Best to get registered mate

 

[jonesyc894]

Thanks for the answer. But don`t know the initials you refer to???

 

[telectrix]

local area building control. otherwise known as the CG ( council gestapo )

 

[Electricalserv]

Local Authority Building Control. (Council in you area)

 

[telectrix]

are you considering joining elecsa , napit or the other one? if so, use the CU change for assessment, along with a minor job. test and certify it, then notify through your chosen scam prvider after passing the assessment.

 

[Octopus]

Apologies for mentioning this (or teaching you to suck eggs) but don't forget the bonding and tails too!

 

[JUD]

Been asked to change a fuse board. Its not getting moved just straight swap, do I need to be part P to do it?? (Got all other relevant qualifications).

Are you under the impression that Part P is a qualification?

 

[electromonkey]

I'd speak to the mods about deleting this thread. From what I've heard, if DurhamSparky reads this title he might explode. :59: