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    Calibration for Part P

    Passed my 4th Elecsa assessment yesterday and was given the following piece of info regarding calibration. http://www.elecsa.co.uk/Documents/Contractor-Documents/Technical-Downloads/Operating-Instructions-for-the-CalCard.aspx Apparently this costs around £20 and lasts 3 years which should cut...
  2. J

    Joining a part p scheme.

    Hi all, I'm an electrician working full time for a company and am thinking of going self employed. Or at least fitting some private jobs in on evenings and weekends. I've been looking into joining a competent person scheme but can't work out what qualifications I need. I thought I would need...
  3. L

    Nvq level 3 for part p registration

    Hi Everyone, When will you need to have Nvq level 3 to be part p registered.
  4. T

    part p miss info

    i live in newport not far from england, been updating website and was going to put in the new regs on part p after recieving lots of info from elecsa and niceic on how the regs are going to affect me from april. went to elecsa website and apparently wales are keeping old part p? not informed of...
  5. M

    notify part p

    Hi all As a Qs for a company, do I need to notify part p with regards to new installs, even though we are Niceic registered
  6. B

    Why bother with Part P ?

    Had a call from a customer who wanted a couple of extra sockets installed in her kitchen. Explained to her over the phone that these would need RCD protecting,etc and she informed me that she had a new consumer unit installed 18 months ago when a disabled bathroom was installed downstairs. Went...
  7. 0

    Part P register for home extension.

    Hi, A quick question. I am ELECSA registered and just about to register a new extension which is part of the original house. On the online 'Job Details' is this classed as new dwelling? Full rewire, Partial rewire or shall I tick all the boxes for which I have carried out work. Thanks.
  8. M

    Confusing part P!!!

    Having looked at the recent changes in notifiable works (part p) it seems almost everything except CU changes new installs and works in bathroom can be done without the need to notify anybody. Does this mean that I could test the any 'none notifiable' myself afterwards and not have to get in a...
  9. S

    Part P scams

    Hi, I'm a fully qualified spark and I've been working "self employed" through agencies for a while now and I'm getting sick and tired of being self employed but feeling as if I'm on the cards being told when I can and can't leave and when I can and can't take time off all to then be pumped with...
  10. A

    Can I use domestic part p certificates in Scotland?

    I was just wondering if these certificates were acceptable to use in Scotland. Cheers!
  11. The_Wanderer

    One off rewire / Part P

    I am not Part P registered as i work in commercial environment doing testing and inspections and currently our firms Qualifying Manager. But i am time served electrician, trained with Electricity Board as was and been qualified and experienced for 20+ years. I have a gold ECIS card as Approved...
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    changes to part p (new)

    Hi all , thought i would post some changes that have took place or going to take place , it may help some of you newly qualified sparks or training sparks, it probably wont interest most of you but thought i would put it up anyway as the scam providers wont keep you up to date . Notifying WorkSo...
  13. G

    part P ??

    can someone explain part p to me , i am fully qualified in scotland but if i was to go down england to work would i need part p
  14. M

    Part P 3rd party

    I've heard that as of today you can get a third party to come in and test and inspect your work as to sign it off. What's the difference between that and being a subby and having the company you work for at the time come in and sign it off. Which is allowed already? How is this third party thing...
  15. B

    Changes to part P notifications.

    I apoligise if this has already been covered, but for those interested this is the NICEIC's info regarding Part P. Part P Changes: From 6th April Part P has changed for England. The electrical installation work that now requires notification to Building Control is - The installation of a...
  16. H

    thinking of taking part p coarse.

    Hi guys thinking of doing my part p coarse and going NIC EIC, what's the deal with registering with the NIC any tips or info would be appreciated, thank u
  17. P

    Part P changes - from electrician to kitchen fitter

    Progress yes or no?
  18. C

    2365-02 equal to Part P or better??

    Hi all, I'm currently near completion of my 1st year 2365-02. I don't think I'm looking to a change my current occupation ( Paving & Landscape Contractor ) to 'full-time' sparky. So rather than doing another 2 years at college ( 2 evenings a week ) to complete the full 2365-03, I'm seeking...
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    changes to Part P

    Has anyone heard of the changes to Part P that are coming into force? Work in areas such as Kitchens now now not require notification to building control. Wasn't work
  20. R

    Third party Part P inspections

    Does anyone know what is happening with the new 3rd party inspection system that is coming in with the changes to Part P. E.g. how do I find someone that is allowed and insured to do the inspections?

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