ELECSA Certification Scheme elecsa to niceic

[sima24]

Im thinking exactly the same. Nothing would happen, to be honest 90% of customers have never heard of elecsa or part p, so whats the point? The only positive is that I know im doing things properly by being registered but is that worth 500+ a year

 

[danzor]

My last ELECSA assessment was a joke, once the paper work was done we were on site for 20 minutes! In total the whole thing took around 30-40minutes.

The most expensive 30 minutes of my life

 

[Farmelectrics]

Scams a scam but most customers I come across fever niceic don't no why but they do

 

[VoltzElectrical]

it is a complete farce innit, why do we even bother?


im seriously considering whether to bother registering next year, i mean honestly what would happen if i didnt notify a cu change for instance?

i am fully qualified, jib gold app, 2391 etc

install would be bang on to 17th
and properly tested and certed
im fully insured and pay tax

what would be the worst outcome? Naff all i bet!

even for the extensions and loft conversions, building notice would be put in already

give it a few years and this sham will be history

shame is it could of been a real positive for the industry if greed hadnt taken over, and it was properly implemented!

DON'T bother, stuff the scams. You're a qualified sparks, and anyway, it's the home owners duty to inform building control.

 

[VoltzElectrical]

Im thinking exactly the same. Nothing would happen, to be honest 90% of customers have never heard of elecsa or part p, so whats the point? The only positive is that I know im doing things properly by being registered but is that worth 500+ a year

No it's not. It's the duty of the home owner to notify. Stuff the scams.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

Even if 17th was a must have, anyone with half a brain would more than likely pass. "Here are some questions, and here is the book with all the answers in".

dont you bet on it!!