becoming a domestic electrician !!confused!!

[johnoconnor]

hi I am looking if someone can guide me in the right direction i currently i qualified electrical engineer and work a 4 on 4 off pattern but i am wanting to see how to become a domestic electrician below are the current qualifications i already hold and i am going to do the 17th edition first amendment soon so any advice on what else I will need to acquire will be a great help cheers
current qualification:
BTEC national certificate level 3 (electrical/electronic engineering)
National Vocational Qualification level 3 (engineering maintenance (electrical))
semta modern aprenticeship in engineering

 

[snowhead]

hi i was just wondering to help out friends and relatives on my 4 days off not a change of career i do all the work if not very similar in my work place taking cables off distribution boards changing fittings and installs but is there anything i need to do course wise to make myself able to do domestic electrics i already drive and dont have the patience to teach other people so cheers for the comments but thats no help

On that basis then;

First thing you need to do is check your employment T's & C's to see if your current employer will allow you;
a, to run another business whilst an employee
b, run an electrical business whilst an employee.

 

[Engineer54]

Originally Posted by johnoconnor
hi i was just wondering to help out friends and relatives on my 4 days off not a change of career i do all the work if not very similar in my work place taking cables off distribution boards changing fittings and installs but is there anything i need to do course wise to make myself able to do domestic electrics i already drive and dont have the patience to teach other people so cheers for the comments but thats no help

If that is what you were asking why didn't you state that in your OP?

All you need in this case is the 17th ed qual and a wad of cash to give to a scheme provider of your choice!!

Oh and if you're bothered, .....what snowhead has pointed out above, with regards to your present employers standing!!!

 

[GLENNSPARK]

If that is what you were asking why didn't you state that in your OP?

All you need in this case is the 17th ed qual and a wad of cash to give to a scheme provider of your choice!!

Oh and if you're bothered, .....what snowhead has pointed out above, with regards to your present employers standing!!!

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