Another little poll for the 'Part P course' people here

[Sparky Ninja]

Hello again and thank you for anyone who has posted on the other poll so far.

This poll is really for the forum members here who were trained through training centres on a Part P training package.

I have no intention of criticising anyone who contributes to this poll, the objective here is to gather statistics (as that's what I am reporting) and not comments, but please feel free to offer opinions if you have them. To be honest I criticise myself as I once worked for a training provider and know very well how many people I trained that didn't get sufficient consumer unit experience.

Also if any of you have training material from the CPS with wording 'Part P training/course' that would be very helpful.

 

[mattg4321]

How can you do a 'part p training course'? It's a building regulation. What's it going to teach you about electrical installation.

 

[Pete999]

How can you do a 'part p training course'? It's a building regulation. What's it going to teach you about electrical installation.

Yes, agree please tell us me and Matt are waiting with baited breath, Part P course my bottom

 

[westward10]

There are Part P advertised courses available to help you become "competent" with domestic electrical installations and how this relates to Part P of the Building Regulations. I actually fancy doing one would be most interesting.

 

[Sparky Ninja]

Guys there are previous threads about Part P courses etc.. that's not the subject of this poll.

 

[Sparky Ninja]

But if it makes you feel better, I did just put this up...

 

[mhar]

Unfortunately those of us who didn't do a part P course are unable to vote and therefore can't see the results. To see the results we have to pretend to have done one of these courses and are likely to choose option 4 which will skew the results

 

[Sparky Ninja]

Unfortunately those of us who didn't do a part P course are unable to vote and therefore can't see the results. To see the results we have to pretend to have done one of these courses and are likely to choose option 4 which will skew the results

Wow, that's sad.

 

[mhar]

Wow, that's sad.

I haven't voted, just commenting on what may happen. I have voted in the other poll

 

[telectrix]

But if it makes you feel better, I did just put this up...

interestingly, in that video it's stated "a 17% reduction in electrical related house fires, 2004 - 2008". assumed that part pee and the scams took credit for.. so why the later increase stated by LFB leading up to amd. 3 metal CUs? can the scams also accept responsibility for poor training of their members being the cause?

 

[Pete999]

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interestingly, in that video it's stated "a 17% reduction in electrical related house fires, 2004 - 2008". assumed that part pee and the scams took credit for.. so why the later increase stated by LFB leading up to amd. 3 metal CUs? can the scams also accept responsibility for poor training of their members being the cause?

The only things the scams can claim responsibility for is aligning themselves with the rip off training establishments which in turn produce poorly trained people, and are only interested in 1 thing making loads of money, (Stavros)

 

[Wilko]

There are Part P advertised courses available to help you become "competent" with domestic electrical installations and how this relates to Part P of the Building Regulations. I actually fancy doing one would be most interesting.

Cheekily, we could have a whip round ...

 

[telectrix]

Cheekily, we could have a whip round ...

now you're getting kinky.naughty boy. see matron.

 

[Sparky Ninja]

I posted another referring to the 5 day training course..

 

[Pete999]

I posted another referring to the 5 day training course..

See Emma squirm, nice, can you link me into your other post you mentioned the one about the training courses please?