eicr tests

[Farmelectrics]

got offered a job testing for a local company now im not saying im any expert but i have been testing for many a year now and regard myself as a competent tester they were offering me £25 per test and telling me they have lads doing 6 a day one the money is not good enough and how can anyone do 6 a day your thoughts

 

[Mark_Burgess]

Visual followed by Zs only?

What a joke, would love to see the paperwork.

Can you go in as an undercover mole to expose this company to whatever scam provider they might be with?

 

[telectrix]

this mob are obviously cowboys. drive by testing. a bloody joke. you've got approx. 1 hour per test, including driving, parking , carrying gear, gives you maybe 10 minutes per test. ( yes, madam, the CU is there, i can see it, sign here, goodbye.)

 

[Octopus]

Not worth the paper they are written on. 6 per day - they should be reported to trading standards unless all the report is a visual drive by

 

[Silly Sausage]

If there isn't a fire engine, ambulance or undertaker parked outside, the electrics are fine. PASS!

 

[Plonker 3]

The cost of EICRs is getting silly, just found this.

Electrical Inspector wanted in Slough - Business Leads for Electrical Inspection

 

[telectrix]

i'll beat that. £7.50/circuit. LOL. :yinyang:

 

[tony mc]

If it is a EICR like the title says WHOS name and signature is on the report!

Like Mark has said it would be nice to see a copy of one of the reports!

 

[Farmelectrics]

this is a company with niceic emblazed all over there vans was starting to get a bit heated with this guy he said they are doing them properly there new rewires and all council houses are next to each other lads do six and off they go dead tests only and calculate zs gave in in the end didnt want the job anyway

 

[tony mc]

So the question must be why are they not supplying a EIC for the re wire!

 

[AndyL]

Surely if these are "new rewires" they should be issued with EICs or could it be whoever wired them is unable to issue so they thought this would be a way around that!

 

[telectrix]

OP never mentioned eicr. looks like they want a Qs to take the rap if the work is dodgy.

 

[tony mc]

What about the part P compliance for the rewire!

Is that not the reason that they are registard with NICEIC ?

 

[tony mc]

OP never mentioned eicr. looks like they want a Qs to take the rap if the work is dodgy.

Tel you most likely have hit the head on the nail it was just the title of the post I was going off!!

 

[Mark_Burgess]

OP never mentioned eicr. looks like they want a Qs to take the rap if the work is dodgy.

Read the title, then google SPECSAVERS!!