Confusing part P!!!

[stigwart]

Competent and job certified, no need to directly notify to building control is my understanding??

 

[Richard Burns]

Competent and job certified, no need to directly notify to building control is my understanding??

If you are doing a notifiable job then you do need to be part of a self certification scheme for this to work.

 

[Guest55]

not still going on about this crap are we ?

part p is about as complicated as a single coloured , 1 sided rubiks cube.

just ignore it like all the other 60,000,000 million uk citizens and it will go away eventually.

;-)

 

[Amp David]

If you are doing a notifiable job then you do need to be part of a self certification scheme for this to work.

No you don't, you can always inform the LABC boys beforehand

 

[telectrix]

who then raise a building notice ( why, as no building work is being done) and rip you off to the tune of £300, so that £150 job becomes unviable.

 

[Amp David]

And thats life as we know it

 

[Richard Burns]

No you don't, you can always inform the LABC boys beforehand

I am replying to the quoted post saying you do not need to directly inform building control!

 

[Guitarist]

who then raise a building notice ( why, as no building work is being done) and rip you off to the tune of £300, so that £150 job becomes unviable.

You're missing the point tel.....The £300 is to pay for a part P registered kitchen fitter, sub-contracted to the Council, to come and test the installation for you

 

[stidge]

Or John venables to take your kid out for a walk !!!

 

[stranded]

Part p is confusing enough without getting a kitchen fitter envolved

god help us, what are they going to evolve into. lol

Lol, a part p kitchen fitter perhaps?