NAPIT Certification Scheme Elecsa or Napit

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[topcat]

ELECSA member my self have found them helpfull when I have needed to talk to them and the assessment was good.

 

[robsparky1975]

It may appear that the nic,elecsa and esc may have stumbled across loads of threads on the forum bitching and moaning about part p and wanting a register of electricians etc,so at least a little is changing hopefully for the good of all but maybe confuse the customer even more.Done a small commercial job last week,no part p involved bliss!!!!

 

[ezzzekiel]

even stroma at £300 its still too expensive and really needs looking at

 

[p496hav]

Go for Stroma. Just got in myself and overall would recommend.(time to spare?- read my thread in new members!)

As for the hideous costs, these will only come down when the scam providers read the IET rules and start extending the period between assessments up to the max 3 years allowed. Stroma are 2/3 the price of the others. Good Luck!

 

[mydigitalhome]

ELECSA have been good to me and very helpful with good technical support. With the Electrical Safety Register I now give NICEIC free advertising on my van which is a bit strange customer thought today that "Electrical Safety Register" had just purchased all 3 companies ELECSA-NICIEC-ECA as listed on my van sticker and were all one company. Thats great customer education

 

[brman]

ELECSA have been good to me and very helpful with good technical support. With the Electrical Safety Register I now give NICEIC free advertising on my van which is a bit strange customer thought today that "Electrical Safety Register" had just purchased all 3 companies ELECSA-NICIEC-ECA as listed on my van sticker and were all one company. Thats great customer education

Isn't that actually the message they want to give? It doesn't matter what the company is as long as it is part of the register?
The one good thing that might come from this is it might stop people asking for a NICEIC electrician rather than than a Part P registered electrician which is what they really need.