can anyone help

[cspark]

this is definately very interesting and i thankyou all for your reply's. i do have another question. to become part p registerd i read something about them checking your previous jobs what does this include or am i wrong can i just take there in-house tests and become part p registerd? thanks agian for all your help , much appresheated (remember im just out of college and iv had quite alot of experience but not with someone who is an electrician any more, where do i stand on becoming self employed?)

 

[flukey]

i did say i dont agree with it either but rules is rules and until such time as things change we all have to abide by them

 

[Des 56]

cspark

Sorry going for a quick pint or I would reply.but
Im sure the others will give you excellent advise though

 

[Modernelectric]

you must provide 2 jobs 2 be looked at a minor works and an electrical installation. As far as i know there is no in house test?

I'm registered with elecsa and they provided adequate information on their website regarding what is required.

 

[cspark]

when you say an electrical installation do you mean a full electrical installation from scratch (all circuits etc) or do you mean an electrical installation of one circuit such as a shower circuit? thanks

 

[Modernelectric]

Buy a copy of the regs and look it up.