can domestic electrician certify shops ?

[Scorpion90]

hi i have just got registered with nic. my question is ,can i certify small shops with no flat above (single phase).?? thanks

 

[Spoon]

Don't know about you Adam, but lots of folk on here will tell you there isn't such an animal as a DI, you either an Electrician or you aint me included.

Is it just another NICEIC thing so that they can get more money from people??...

 

[Pete999]

Yep I know should be stamped, wasters

 

[R G]

Certification aside , if your competent and a properly qualified sparks then I would have thought this would not be a question anybody would be asking , forget the Domestic classification or whatever you seem fit to call yourself , nobody out there should be doing this work if there not properly qualified to do so ..

 

[Plonker 3]

Anyone can fill in a a EIC, don't have to be a member of any of the scams to do it. But can you prove your competence to a court if the brown stuff hits the fan?

 

[trev]

You're spelling/grammar etc

I'm sorry but if you're going to make the bullets you know I'm prepared to fire them.

 

[Silly Sausage]

I'm sorry but if you're going to make the bullets you know I'm prepared to fire them.

I just bite my tongue everytime he comments on that subject! :smilielol5:

 

[not clever]

I would just like to point out to the holier than thou ive been an apprentice & gone to college for years (yes me as well) crowd...............just because your a DI (as in registered DI) it doesn't mean all are instantly a Electrical Trainee who knows **** all.

So how about not tagging 'DI' as a second rate term...before long it will be common practice & customers will view DI registered companies as potentially lesser qualified sparks.

I've not made the rules ....i just have to pay to abide by them.

 

[Knobhead]

So how about not tagging 'DI' as a second rate term...before long it will be common practice & customers will view DI registered companies as potentially lesser qualified sparks.

How can a domestic installer be rated anything other than 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] rate?

The DI only came in to existence to cope with the unskilled flood of people that now blight a once proud and skilled trade.

 

[davesparks]

I would just like to point out to the holier than thou ive been an apprentice & gone to college for years (yes me as well) crowd...............just because your a DI (as in registered DI) it doesn't mean all are instantly a Electrical Trainee who knows **** all.

So how about not tagging 'DI' as a second rate term...before long it will be common practice & customers will view DI registered companies as potentially lesser qualified sparks.

I've not made the rules ....i just have to pay to abide by them.

What is a registered DI please? Do you mean a person or company registered with the niceic domestic installer scheme? This is not the same as the 5wws who have been given the title of 'domestic installer' by some training bodger who ripped them off.

This whole idea of DIs is ridiculous, you still need the same skills and knowledge to do domestic, small commercial or even small industrial at times.

 

[Geordie Spark]

hi i have just got registered with nic. my question is ,can i certify small shops with no flat above (single phase).?? thanks

IF you have just spent your hard earned on registering with nic, why did you not think to ask them your question and get something back for your money???

Is that not what the nic is there for??

 

[Plonker 3]

IF you have just spent your hard earned on registering with nic, why did you not think to ask them your question and get something back for your money???

Is that not what the nic is there for??

Because you can't hear people laugh on here.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Ah but unfortunately we DO, if you are a 17 day whizz kidd or a Electrical Trainee!!!....
We don't need to be too smart to know that!! lol!!

You're spelling/grammar etc could do with a bit of improvement too!!

That apostrophe you stuck in the word "your" is an aberrant apostrophe - it is grammatically incorrect and shouldn't be in there unless you are using the "your" word as an abbreviation for "you are" in which case stick the apostrophe in.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Because you can't hear people laugh on here.

Sorry Dillb I wasn't thinking!

 

[mayfair]

Where do you put the apostrophe in why aye man.

That apostrophe you stuck in the word "your" is an aberrant apostrophe - it is grammatically incorrect and shouldn't be in there unless you are using the "your" word as an abbreviation for "you are" in which case stick the apostrophe in.

 

[trev]

Where do you put the apostrophe in why aye man.

Ye dinnit marra.
Suthernas knaa nowt!

 

[Geordie Spark]

Where do you put the apostrophe in why aye man.

Dunno about the apostrophe but the correct spelling is Whey aye man!!


(meaning: "well of course man" or "that is correct my friend")

 

[mayfair]

All reight just asken like

 

[Geordie Spark]

Ye dinnit marra.
Suthernas knaa nowt!

Aahh tell ye marra - it's like larnin' pork!!

 

[trev]

Aall reet Ahm jist laarnin lyk

Purrit reet fo ye bonny lad.

 

[mayfair]

Ive obviously been away too long

 

[UNG]

Is this domestic or commercial spelling and are we qualified to do it

 

[shanky887614]

of course you cant, not allowed to touch 3 phase systems with the wizkid course

 

[trev]

Is this domestic or commercial spelling and are we qualified to do it

Pfft, domestic spellers are just wannabe commercial spellers anyway.

 

[davesparks]

Well I am fully quafilied in holesale industeral missspellings so rats to the lot of ya!

 

[Adam W]

Ive obviously been away too long

Or not long enough.