Hi quick question

[Phase2Phase]

Hi just wondering if sum1 cud help.

Im self employed with 17th edition but no 2391 but i am fully capable of testing and i am just about 2 apply to join the NICEIC so here is my question :- before i am in the NIC am i able to carry out Periodic inspections an give out the certificate? i have calibrated megger tester and all the certificate software so above board on that part

so if any1 cud help answer this 4 me it wud b much appreciated

thanks
shane

 

[leeweimaraner]

Hi just wondering if sum1 cud help.

Im self employed with 17th edition but no 2391 but i am fully capable of testing and i am just about 2 apply to join the NICEIC so here is my question :- before i am in the NIC am i able to carry out Periodic inspections an give out the certificate? i have calibrated megger tester and all the certificate software so above board on that part

so if any1 cud help answer this 4 me it wud b much appreciated

thanks
shane

niceic will need a competent person with a recognised QUALIFICATION ie 2391 to sign these certificates have a chat with niceic their allways happy to help ??? go on get on the 2391 course good luck

 

[stef]

Hi phase2phase,

I asked a similar question a few days ago and as it is at the moment: you don't need any qualifications
at all to do a PIR. This is a bit of a grey area I think. If I remember right JasonS told me this, but I can't
find the thread anymore.

BR

Stef

 

[Spudnik]

http://www.electriciansforums.net/e...ulations/12881-pir-after-flood.html#post88033

 

[Phase2Phase]

ok thanks guys i wil explain to the customer that i can do the periodic just that it wont b thru a scheme but its stil all legit

niceic will need a competent person with a recognised QUALIFICATION ie 2391 to sign these certificates have a chat with niceic their allways happy to help ??? go on get on the 2391 course good luck

Hi lee you dont actually need to have your 2391 to be with NICEIC they just need to watch you test

 

[Danny Pross]

Hi
NICEIC do not require you to have 2391 for PIR.
They actually run a course on PIR using computer simulations.
If you register with them as a Domestic Installer, do their PIR course (about £700 I think) - and pay an additional subscription of about £400, they will register you for PIRs.
I dont know whether this is a new development.

I had been under the impression until yesterday that NICEIC required the 2391!!

Hope this helps

D