ELECSA Certification Scheme Certification without registering with NIC, ELECSA etc

rolyberkin · Dec 13, 2016

They were quite specific when I did mine recently that they wanted to see a job with two new circuits and wouldn't accept a CU change for assessment, I had changed the board at my house and we still had to go out to look at another job.

DPG · Dec 13, 2016

Ah right. Interesting. Cheers. Daz

sparksburnout · Dec 13, 2016

I think they would accept a CU change? Why would they not?? I have always found them pretty flexible anyway, I am sure if that was all you had they would look at it. I have always got the impression that it is the paperwork side of things they are really bothered about and a CU change would be ideal I would have thought. Have you rang them yet?!!

sparksburnout · Dec 13, 2016

rolyberkin said:
They were quite specific when I did mine recently that they wanted to see a job with two new circuits and wouldn't accept a CU change for assessment, I had changed the board at my house and we still had to go out to look at another job.

Ooeer was this your initial assessment or a periodic one?

sparksburnout · Dec 13, 2016

rolyberkin said:
They were quite specific when I did mine recently that they wanted to see a job with two new circuits and wouldn't accept a CU change for assessment, I had changed the board at my house and we still had to go out to look at another job.

Ooeer was this your initial assessment or a periodic one?

sparksburnout · Dec 13, 2016

Sorry about that my PC seems to have gone barmy...

rolyberkin · Dec 13, 2016

My first one, personally I think there is probably more goes into a CU change than installing two two circuits, probably after asking questions on cable selection and installation etc

sparksburnout · Dec 13, 2016

rolyberkin said:
My first one, personally I think there is probably more goes into a CU change than installing two two circuits, probably after asking questions on cable selection and installation etc

Ah well, the only thing for certain is his wallet is going to be £288 lighter soon.....

Danny Gray · Dec 13, 2016

so just to up date you all spoke with BC or the third party involved and they said if i can get a registered electrician to carry out a PIR the can accept my cert and sign off the build. have spoken to one of my ex colleagues and he is going to come out and have a look for me!