Another Can I, Can't I?

[mattcos1972]

I am 2382 qualified, NICEIC domestic Installer for Part P.
I do NOT have 2391 yet.
Can I work on power in a house converted into 6 flats: TN-C-S incoming supply is 3 Phase, but then splits to 7 individual meters (one for each flat and one for landlords supply to communal areas). From each meter it's single phase.....can I work on the flats and the landlords supply?
I am thinking YES, I can.................

 

[acat]

Flats no problem, 3 phase no problem if you are confident and know what you are doing but if customer wants an NICEIC cert for 3 phase work you might have a problem so check first


Chris

 

[mattcos1972]

Flats no problem, 3 phase no problem if you are confident and know what you are doing but if customer wants an NICEIC cert for 3 phase work you might have a problem so check first


Chris

Its just the single phase stuff I'll be working on, Chris.
Actually I won't be covered by NICEIC for it anyway as I am installing alarm systems and they don't cover domestic installers for that.
I spoke to them and they said I could issue non NICEIC certs for it, and submit them directly to LABC without the need for them to inspect, but they would not submit the certs for me, til I am an Approved Contractor. Seems a bit bizarre to me, but they said I am fine to install alarms, just not through them!!

 

[acat]

They dont want to know cos you havent paid the dosh. Issue NICEIC EIC for the install that you are entitiled to do then issue seperate cert for the alarms I think would be the best way forward.

Chris

 

[mattcos1972]

They dont want to know cos you havent paid the dosh. Issue NICEIC EIC for the install that you are entitiled to do then issue seperate cert for the alarms I think would be the best way forward.

Chris

Yep, sounds good Chris.
Cheers mate.