Stroma Certification Scheme Daily Express never heard of Napit,Stroma,Elecsa.

[Leesparkykent]

I’ve never heard of them either

 

[Pete999]

I’ve never heard of them either

Are you avin laff?

 

[Deleted account]

To be honest I probably could go with a cheaper lesser known scheme as I have a very large customer base and I get all my jobs through word of mouth.

But I've never had an issue with nic, they've always been good for me and my business. If it ain't broke don't fix it.

Also I like loyalty.

 

[ipf]

I’ve never heard of them either

Beat me to that one.
We've been with NIC for about 30 years and it took some doing to become a member. A bit different today. Then it did give you a chance of work, local authority and schools, mostly.
When it comes to loyalty...never any bonus for it. They've told me I'm still going to have to do a 3 day course for the 18th.
The last bloke who came for the yearly inspection was probably sucking on a dummy when I had my first.

 

[MG201]

Has any1 done NICEIC Certifier of construction course.

 

[Toneyz]

Has any1 done NICEIC Certifier of construction course.

Whats that?

 

[buzzlightyear]

every dog and owner will be at the big orange house this weekend
thinking I can do this electrical stuff .its a piece of p88s, sod it .who needs to be a spark ,until the wheels fall off .

 

[Nigel]

I pay £546 per year for my niceic registration.

Pleased I'm getting my money's worth on awareness.

I could pay less with another scheme, but nic are doing a good job at pushing my scheme above others.

Maybe other schemes could spend a bit more on awareness, but they would have to put there fees up to pay for this.

I would not embarress my company name by putting anything other that the NICEIC with it. Not that I have any respect for the NICEIC but I know non-electrical people do.

 

[Toneyz]

every dog and owner will be at the big orange house this weekend
thinking I can do this electrical stuff .its a piece of p88s sod it ,who needs to be a spark ,until the wheels fall off .

Once you could only buy a limited line of electrical bits at a DIY centre now you can get more or less everything to rewire the home.

 

[buzzlightyear]

Once you could only buy a limited line of electrical bits at a DIY centre now you can get more or less everything to rewire the home

and still f88k it up .

 

[Nigel]

Beat me to that one.
We've been with NIC for about 30 years and it took some doing to become a member. A bit different today. Then it did give you a chance of work, local authority and schools, mostly.
When it comes to loyalty...never any bonus for it. They've told me I'm still going to have to do a 3 day course for the 18th.
The last bloke who came for the yearly inspection was probably sucking on a dummy when I had my first.

Said the same to me. I told them where to go and booked the one day course.

Same exam.

 

[Toneyz]

We've been with NIC for about 30 years and it took some doing to become a member. A bit different today. Then it did give you a chance of work, local authority and schools, mostly.

This is how I used to know the NICEIC Approved Contractor Scheme.

 

[sinewove]

Link would be good. They had a piece on doing DIY stuff on the May Bank holiday weekend; mentioned using Electrical Safety First to find a local registered electrician.

Sorry,can,t post links .Napit have had a cps since 2005 and still nobody heard of them.
S

 

[ipf]

This is how I used to know the NICEIC Approved Contractor Scheme.

No 'Approved' then. That's only come in since the Part Pish.…..and DI's.

 

[Toneyz]

No 'Approved' then. That's only come in since the Part Pish.…..and DI's.

You know what I mean.