Stroma Certification Scheme Is there any way of getting around being registered to sign off work?

[DPG]

Yh I know, i'm just saying it's best to tell yourself you can not assume you can't, and pretty much do everything possible. I thought oh no I can't do that, but if you work at it long enough you find a solution eventually. Every time you do that your balls get bigger. I don't mean to be a dick, but if you just let people say whatever they want and treat you however they want, they'll put you right in the gutter.

Nobody is putting you in the gutter. When you ask a question on a forum you can't just expect to get positive replies only. If you don't want to hear anything negative then dont ask people's opinions.

You need to be confident that you can do the work, including testing and certifying.

 

[Devil93]

Nobody is putting you in the gutter. When you ask a question on a forum you can't just expect to get positive replies only. If you don't want to hear anything negative then dont ask people's opinions.

You need to be confident that you can do the work, including testing and certifying.

I was thinking maybe you could look at what needs to be done, go away, look on youtube, then plan doing it. In practice it might not work because there's so many situations, but your in a much better position to do it when you have the confidence . Would prefer having a mate to work with but I doubt anyone would reply to my ad, I don't think I have an option. Back in 2010-2012 I sent out like 400 cv's to local companies, never worked, I finished college then pursued electrical engineering degree, my last year is coming up, can't even find a job in that cos all the other applicants have degrees and some have experience also.

 

[DPG]

I was thinking maybe you could look at what needs to be done, go away, look on youtube, then plan doing it. In practice it might not work, but your in a much better position to do it when you have the confidence

Not clear on what you mean here. Do you mean looking on youtube for how to test and certify?

 

[Devil93]

Not clear on what you mean here. Do you mean looking on youtube for how to test and certify?

Yh and the majority of the jobs, if I can't youtube it, I could ask a friend or post on here the situation. Can find the testers on ebay for minimum £150 but would need calibrating.

 

[Andy78]

I think someone is having a giraffe with us here.

 

[Devil93]

I was thinking maybe I could call up my friend who's an electrician working for a company to assist, maybe other trades could help if there on site. I wouldn't put myself in the situation of going on site and doing it the same day, i'd look at it, go away, then give them a quote.

 

[Sintra]

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