The work you're assessed on has to be a notifiable job.
As others have said carry out a notifiable job, get assessed on it and notify Elecsa afterwards.
Derrr. didn't think of that :shame:
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The work you're assessed on has to be a notifiable job.
As others have said carry out a notifiable job, get assessed on it and notify Elecsa afterwards.
So as a sole trader, how do you do work (notifiable) for an assessment, but you can't because you are not registered with an approved body
You book your assessment, do the notifiable work, pass the assessment, and then notify the job.
Its not difficult.
Do a search on here -its be done to death.
Okay, obviously not as complicated as I thought or perhaps should be. I'll take your advice and do some searching.
Speak to your local building control office. Use bog standard certificates and then you can get them to check and sign off your work (for a fee!) and then use those jobs for your assessment. Not done it myself but I emailed the NIC recently with similar question and that was what they told me to do. good luck!
Speak to your local building control office. Use bog standard certificates and then you can get them to check and sign off your work (for a fee!) and then use those jobs for your assessment. Not done it myself but I emailed the NIC recently with similar question and that was what they told me to do. good luck!
just wanted to clarify with elecsa who imho are by far the best(have been with nic and nappit) for your first job and assessment you can do a notifyable job on your own property but only the first assessment.my apartment is new with a 17th edition board very neatly done as well,so i just tested and did an eic assessor great guy very helpful. passed never asked about wether or not it had been notified but they dont anyway. never bothered notifying it either. simples happy days.
hi no they were not aware that i did not actually install the cu, i cheated a bit and told them i did, also elecsa are fully aware that some applicants are just starting out and may not have work or certificates to show, so for the first assessment only they will allow 1 site and it can be at your own property.
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