JIB Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS) JIB grading

[daiplayer]

Hiya all

im sorry for posting this as i know its been done to death....
but could somebody shed some light onto what i may be graded as ? ( JIB)

Quals are -

• City and guilds 2330 - lvl2
• City and guilds 2330-lvl3
• C&G 2382 - 17TH edition regs
• C&G 2391-10 - Inspection and testing
• NAPIT fully approved

Thanks in advance .

 

[daiplayer]

sorry all....just spoke to ecs , but if anybody is interested

- not directly employed = electrical labourer's card
-directly employed = electrical trainee
- NVQ Lv3 = electrical instllation electricain ( gold card )

 

[Johnuk]

well it good when you answer your own question lol

 

[daiplayer]

Yup , lol

 

[KAS1]

Are you trading as a self-employed electrician, if so are JIB saying they will only grade you as a labourer ?

 

[james_t87]

You should be an approved electrician with this quals

 

[KAS1]

Wouldn't he have to hold the electrician's card for at least 2 years before he would get an approved card?

 

[Guest55]

Wouldn't he have to hold the electrician's card for at least 2 years before he would get an approved card?

correct.
;-)

 

[KAS1]

I might also be correct in stating that once you have a JIB grade you have it for life ie out of the trade a few years contact the JIB and get your previous grade card issued.

 

[baldsparkies]

Dont mention NAPIT, you'll just get a labourers card. lol.

Seriously though.
When doing commercial work.
Facilities managers have wised up a lot.
They are more likely to ask to see a gold approved electrician card than be interested in if your company is registered with NICEIC or anything else.
Also your public liability insurance, and H&S policy, is on there list.
Although we are NIC registered it seems that being with a scheme provider is not that high on there list of priorities.
It doesnt stop a young lad turning up to complete a job.
Your JIB card is therefore Gold in more ways than one.
We have found this on to many occasions to be concidence, so go get one.

Joe public, wont have a clue though.

 

[pennywise]

I might also be correct in stating that once you have a JIB grade you have it for life ie out of the trade a few years contact the JIB and get your previous grade card issued.

Mine expired in 2009 and they still have everything on record, I've just got to pay for a re issue. Though now I'm going for the approved level and contracts managers card. If you are self employed and registered with a scheme they put the branding of the NICEIC for example on the card to show you are a qualified superviser.

 

[james_t87]

Wouldn't he have to hold the electrician's card for at least 2 years before he would get an approved card?

Ah yes my mistake!

 

[KAS1]

So help me out here, if some with NICEIC qualified supervisor status applies to the JIB they'd probably get the grade of electrician with a qualified supervisor stamped on the card. If so does that work the other way for example would someone with a JIB Technician's grade get a qualified supervisor's rating if they decided to become self employed and join one of the scams ????

Mine expired in 2009 and they still have everything on record, I've just got to pay for a re issue. Though now I'm going for the approved level and contracts managers card. If you are self employed and registered with a scheme they put the branding of the NICEIC for example on the card to show you are a qualified supervisor.

 

[pennywise]

To have obtained the JIB tech card and the grading in the first place you would of had to have the correct quals which would have been checked by the JIB, so to apply to one of the schemes would just be a case of submitting those same quals again, they need to see them regardless. An NICEIC QS would still need to show proof of his Quals to the JIB if applying for his first gold card.

 

[elliot123]

Is a testing qual such as 2394 or 2395 required to obtain a jib card graded as electrician or will a nvq 3 be ok?