ELECSA Certification Scheme Elecsa not recognised by local council

[Johnny-G]

Elecsa don't cover your for periodics either if you're a basic DI.
You can progress to it with the required qualifications etc. though.

 

[bugsy]

I was always a very strong supporter of the NIC however of late they seem to be more concerned with there profit margins than the Inspection council they once were , I have recently carried out work on installations carried out by approved contractors 1 was all trunking and greggs nice job apart from the fact the ceiling was taped and jointed and not one of greggs ( klicks, ) was accessable
The second again taped and jointed ceiling had a ring of 6491B taken out of a 20mm hole in tthe trunking unprotected for a length of 15m before it disappeared down a 20mm drop not what you'd call professional!

 

[Engineer54]

After reading all the moans and groans about acceptance of this scheme, over that scheme, just reinforces my believe in having a National Registry of Electricians. Wouldn't be a need for any of these scheme providers then, as the LA's would have to accept documents presented to them by a Registered Electrician... And more importantly the National Registered Electrician would be responsible to that body. That body, wouldn't be more interested in yearly subscriptions numbers over competence either!!! ...lol!!!

 

[Geordie Spark]

This type of ignorant crap irritates me no end.
Is this the council that is run by a committee of lesbians
When will these morons get educated

Let us know how you get on Sav,perhaps we can bombard the morons with facts of electrical life,make a nuisance of ourselves

The ignorant morons, can as stated, stipulate whoever they wish unfortunately

Or whoever gives the biggest backhander ???

("Every man has his price & they don't come much cheaper than a council official" - as my late Old Man used to say)