how do i become 'qualified'

[Chrishands]

Hello all.
I have currently just completed my 1st year 2365 Electrotechnical installations, Level 2. i am about to undertake my Level 3. I will end up with Level 2 Level 3 2365. and something in 17th edition although im not entirely sure what at the moment.

Once completed what am i 'Qualified' to do on my own? Which courses must i complete so that i can self certify my work in both industrial and also domestic installations?

Also is there any more courses advisable to increase my knowledge and competency.

Any help would be appreciated as i haven't yet had a definitive answer.

Thankyou :stooge_curly:

 

[Octopus]

Not this AGAIN.

 

[uksparks]

Head banging against a flipping nail on a wall, sodding unbelievable.

 

[Chrishands]

Not this AGAIN.

SORRY BUT I MUST GET MY ANSWER, DEFINITIVELY CRYSTAL CLEAR before i loose my mind!:89:

 

[Silly Sausage]

Sign up with the NICEIC as a Domestic Installer and your ready to go as a certified, Professional Electrician.

 

[Octopus]

SORRY BUT I MUST GET MY ANSWER, DEFINITIVELY CRYSTAL CLEAR before i loose my mind!:89:

Why MUST you get an answer?

 

[davesparks]

The thing you need is experience from working alongside good tradesmen.
An apprenticeship is the best way to do this.

As to when you are ready to work on your own, that is up to the tradesman you are apprenticed to, they will decide when you are ready and which jobs you are ready for.

 

[Guest77]

Hello all.
I have currently just completed my 1st year 2365 Electrotechnical installations, Level 2. i am about to undertake my Level 3. I will end up with Level 2 Level 3 2365. and something in 17th edition although im not entirely sure what at the moment.

Once completed what am i 'Qualified' to do on my own? Which courses must i complete so that i can self certify my work in both industrial and also domestic installations?

Also is there any more courses advisable to increase my knowledge and competency.

Any help would be appreciated as i haven't yet had a definitive answer.

Thankyou :stooge_curly:

Make tea and biscuits

 

[djw]

Search this site...

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[Chrishands]

The thing you need is experience from working alongside good tradesmen.
An apprenticeship is the best way to do this.

As to when you are ready to work on your own, that is up to the tradesman you are apprenticed to, they will decide when you are ready and which jobs you are ready for.

i have just completed my engineering apprenticeship and have also been working with the electrician at work now for the last couple of years completing industrial works, also doing some electronics, building basic control panels. but i would like to know what means im qualified and what will mean im self certable

 

[Chrishands]

i have just completed my engineering apprenticeship and have also been working with the electrician at work now for the last couple of years completing industrial works, also doing some electronics, building basic control panels. but i would like to know what means im qualified and what will mean im self certable

certifiable

 

[GMES]

Hello all.


what am i 'Qualified' to do on my own?

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Wipe a Gorilla's A$$

 

[Chrishands]

Wipe a Gorilla's A$$

absolutely Nothing to do with the post. just typical of this forum yet again

 

[Chrishands]

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[Guest77]

Please be reminded that if your reply can't help the original poster, it may be seen as pointless and taking the thread off topic. Please make sure what you are about to post is in-keeping with the forum rules, specifically the "be nice" rule. Just be nice and helpful (even to new members) or don't reply at all please. Also note that we urge all members, regular or new, to report any posts that are off-topic, pointless or offensive.

Dan will be proud, well said.