Building Control Route for notifiable?

[marshr02]

Thanks WarrenG - especially for the other posts.

The whole point of this post though is to get info on the building control option of the two. In particular how they assess a building control application for electrical work...

 

[Spudnik]

In particular how they assess a building control application for electrical work...

Its pretty much as we have said.

They are your only compliant options.

Good luck

 

[marshr02]

Thanks Guys for the replies. I am a little frustrated because of misunderstandings.

I know these are the only two compliant options - I want peoples experience of the building control route.....

 

[Spudnik]

- I want peoples experience of the building control route.....

Sorry i thought you were asking how to go about it

Ill put me specs on next time!

 

[marshr02]

LOL. Nice post...

 

[piggyitm]

I'm reading this thread because I would like to rewire a domestic.Can anyone give any serious imput as to what is required by any of the local building councils regarding the "passing off" of the installation,and the extra costs generated?

 

[WarrenG]

I'm reading this thread because I would like to rewire a domestic.Can anyone give any serious imput as to what is required by any of the local building councils regarding the "passing off" of the installation,and the extra costs generated?

Seriously you are much better to contact your own local LABC directly as they all do work slightly differently for different areas regarding pricing and the system they use.

One thing is for sure is that the LABC will not issue you an Electrical Installation Certificate if the passing off is done through them alone.

 

[piggyitm]

Cheers Warren.....As far as i'm aware tho,a dwelling will need an EIC,so who would it be up to to provide one?

 

[WarrenG]

Cheers Warren.....As far as i'm aware tho,a dwelling will need an EIC,so who would it be up to to provide one?

Even if an electrician from an approved scheme were to see the work at first fix and second fix and then inspect and test, they would only be able to sign for the inspection & test part of the certification.

Therefore the designer and installer of the installation would have to sign the other two signatures for the completion of the cert.

If the work was carried out by an electrician from an approved scheme that could sign all signatures as a designer, installer and inspector and tester, then a cert could be issued no problem and the LABC being dealt with by them.

 

[shep]

here's how it works at my LABC

1. Submit building notice for work.....at a cost of £120 !!!
2. Notify them 48hrs in advance when you are starting
3. You start..inspector tuns up ..have a chat about job with regards circuits,cable routing,cu etc etc
4. You finish, do testing, fill out eic
5. Leave customer eic and send LABC a copy
6. LABC check results on eic. take a few readings to check against eic
7. If all is rosie then they issue a certificate stating that the installation complies with part p of the building regulations.

simple eh ???

by the way my LABC insist that you have recognised qualifications (as you have )

hope this helps