elecsa

[gazzamikes]

i've managed to secure a job in order to book my Part P assessment, i would like to go with elecsa. the job is putting in a new ring main and a new lighting circuit and a smoke detector in a new extension on a bungalow, it consists of 2 bedrooms and a hallway. does any one have any idea s to whether this would be sufficient enough to fullfil their requirements?

 

[ukpablo]

phone and ask them?...they are there to help you.

 

[Amp David]

Best to ring them a check with them direct. That way you'll be 100% certain that all will be well when the assessor turns up.

 

[gazzamikes]

have just rang them, they said the technical line was busy so they'll call me back. now to play the waiting game

 

[Amp David]

I checked before my first assessment, and the woman who answered the call went through what was ok to provide.

 

[vambo]

Hi im sure that will be fine, just had mine this morning, i installed a new ring and cooker circuit only. He didnt really look at it , just made sure i knew what i was doing with the testing really.[Edit i forgot i changed the Consumer unit also]

Good luck,

vambo

 

[walec]

Hi, I joined ELECSA in March, I was told that I needed two jobs and one had to be a CU change, the inspector wasn`t really interested in how I had done it, just that I knew what I was doing on testing.
Make sure you read up on the regs though, also job had to be within 15 minutes of the appointment address as it took 3 hours to go through paper work and questions before we went to the job. Hope this helps.

 

[Guest123]

i've managed to secure a job in order to book my Part P assessment, i would like to go with elecsa. the job is putting in a new ring main and a new lighting circuit and a smoke detector in a new extension on a bungalow, it consists of 2 bedrooms and a hallway. does any one have any idea s to whether this would be sufficient enough to fullfil their requirements?

As a minimum they'll want to see a "major" job, i.e a CU change and a "minor" job, i.e an extension to an existing circuit.

 

[SirKit Breaker]

i've managed to secure a job in order to book my Part P assessment, i would like to go with elecsa. the job is putting in a new ring main and a new lighting circuit and a smoke detector in a new extension on a bungalow, it consists of 2 bedrooms and a hallway. does any one have any idea s to whether this would be sufficient enough to fullfil their requirements?

They want to see a job that is a fair representation of the type of work you carry out. So if you register a few rewires then dont take him to see a couple of outside lights that you have put up. To answer your question, yes the job you are proposing to show him will be adequate. Make sure all the notices are fixed to the CU, like mixed wiring, RCD, etc etc..

Cheers.........Howard