ELECSA Certification Scheme Elecsa Assessment in the morning!!

[Des 56]

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I think that a proving unit and leads for around a £100 is good value


The procedure for proving dead should be by use of a proprietory test lamp

Propietry definition - owned by an individual

lamp holder about a £1
Lamp £1

Total £2

 

[byrnie_2004]

PASSED! everything went smooth he gave me some good advice, well chuffed.

 

[sparks_114]

Well done mate, glad for you. Now go out and get some decent jobs. Be sure to take pride in your work always.

 

[nikmet]

well done mate, get the van washed ready for those new stickers :-D

 

[brucelee]

well done mate

I am registering with them so how did you find the process and what things were ou asked to do and asked about

cheers and CONGRATUATIONS

 

[robsparky1975]

congrats,not as bad as you expected lol,nice welcome pack that they give you,elecsa seem a bit more sparks orientated than the niceic,have a good beer and do some patting on your own back if missus wont do it,well done

 

[FatBob]

Well done, glad it went smoothly.

 

[richy3333]

PASSED! everything went smooth he gave me some good advice, well chuffed.

Awesome! Well done matey

 

[Spudnik]

I'd imagine it's just as daunting for the assessors as it is for the applicant, as they also don't know who they are going to meet! I suspect they worry that they may not know as much ad the applicants!

Had this before, but not going to divulge any info

 

[add]

No more than 4mm exposed tips on your probes and if you need to take them off to insert into a test plug, remember to put them back on.
No need for a proving unit, use the incoming phase in the cu.

Good luck.

Hi guys, just would like to confirm that i don't need fused test leads for my assesment with niceic?? Just bought new leds for my assesment they have no more than 4mm exposed tips but they unfused. Will that be ok?? Thanks for advice.

 

[brucelee]

what make is your tester cant speak for others but the megger has a intenal 500mA fuse so no need for the leads to be fused he will only be interested in you calibration certificate

 

[add]

thanks for reply, my metes is megger 1553. Thats what i was thinking. Thanks again

 

[douglaselectric]

what state did he come and see your install in? As in was it all complete and tested when he turned up?

 

[SirKit Breaker]

I had six trouble free years with Elecsa, and six years of cracking help and advice when it was needed.

Cheers...........Howard