Kitchen rewire (refurbishment)

telectrix · Mar 30, 2018

first thing would be to check with BC to see if they will accept your quals. and cert. without the need for them to charge their exorbitant fee. if they will, then you're home free. ( as regards your niece's job).

Midwest · Mar 30, 2018

telectrix said:
first thing would be to check with BC to see if they will accept your quals. and cert. without the need for them to charge their exorbitant fee. if they will, then you're home free. ( as regards your niece's job).

Fitzy, someone posted this before;
Electrician Competence Recognition - The IET - https://www.------.org/policy/collaboration/sa4e/index.cfm?
Duno if it would help?

Spoon · Mar 30, 2018

Midwest said:
I'll have you know I found my quite taxing.

I haven't done the Part P exam so I can't compare it to the 2328.

telectrix · Mar 30, 2018

or even the 2382.

Spoon · Mar 30, 2018

Midwest said:
Well when you consider, I hadn't done any testing in 30 years, and my last testing device was a bell & battery, it was pretty new to me

The course I was on, quite a few years ago, two guys failed it. They worked in the business but just didn't like tests.. Pity really.

telectrix · Mar 30, 2018

Spoon said:
The course I was on, quite a few years ago, two guys failed it. They worked in the business but just didn't like tests.. Pity really.

all is not lost. i failed my "swim a length of the baths" certificate, but i didn't drown.

Spoon · Mar 30, 2018

telectrix said:
....but i didn't drown.

is that cause you still had your arm bands on...

Midwest · Mar 30, 2018

Spoon said:
I haven't done the Part P exam so I can't compare it to the 2328.

Oooooh the 2382, thought you said the 2392. I find all these numbers confusing.

I did the 2393 as well. Could of saved me-self £180

Midwest · Mar 30, 2018

telectrix said:
all is not lost. i failed my "swim a length of the baths" certificate, but i didn't drown.

Looks like you swam back the other way as well

Spoon · Mar 30, 2018

Midwest said:
Oooooh the 2382, thought you said the 2392. I find all these numbers confusing.

Only one digit out mate.
At least you aren't as bad as me, who totally misread a post title recently..

Midwest · Mar 30, 2018

Spoon said:
The course I was on, quite a few years ago, two guys failed it. They worked in the business but just didn't like tests.. Pity really.

When I did my ~~2382~~ I mean 2392, they put me with Arthur. Bloody nice bloke, bit older than me, well lot older actually about Tel's age. You had to share the test board, and he was a friggin disaster. Kept putting me off. Final day when we had our individual tests, I could see he was struggling. He had to stay behind after class. Bet he past in the end though

telectrix · Mar 30, 2018

passed.

Spoon · Mar 30, 2018

wind...

telectrix · Mar 30, 2018

try this :

[ElectriciansForums.net] Kitchen rewire (refurbishment)

Octopus · Mar 30, 2018

Fitzy said:
I checked the BC fees where I live in the Reigate & Banstead area and electrical work is £306 plus VAT.....OUCH!!! That’s more than what I’ve seen other sparkies charging for a complete CU change.....

I doubt decent sparks are charging less than that for a proper cu change ..

Toneyz · Mar 30, 2018

The electrical part can be included in the total fee by B.C. Did the previous addition of part P you had to notify work done in kitchens as if it has been taken out in the past Kitchen fitters was one of the culprits of bad electrical installations.Regarding getting qualified I have always taken the view that academic learning went hand in hand with on the job practical training.

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