NICEIC Certification Scheme Max ZS allowed on NICEIC cert seems wrong?

[andyb]

No you don't. Not last time I used the IET forms.

I never new that, I've used niceic forms, Castline and at the moment use Tysoft & you have to on those.

 

[SPARTYKUS]

It looks more professional andyb, I give you that.

Im just tight!

 

[andyb]

It looks more professional andyb, I give you that.

Im just tight!

Tysoft is not too bad, but I suppose it is quite an outlay, about £ 175 now I think, but it does look more professional and saves a lot of time and easy to save as PDF for emailimg.

And it fills out max Zs for you.

 

[SPARTYKUS]

Thats a days pay!!

;-)

 

[Clark3169]

Guys don't any of you use the NICEIC ONLINE? It creates your certs and notifys at the same time. Certs look great and you can opt to email them and/or send a paper copy.

 

[Plonker 3]

Pen, paper, envelope and stamp. You can stuff the part P balls up into any orifice of your choice on yourself.

 

[Clark3169]

What's Part P got to do with how you create your certs?

 

[Leesparkykent]

Pen, paper, envelope and stamp. You can stuff the part P balls up into any orifice of your choice on yourself.

Are you not registered with a CPS?

 

[trev]

What's Part P got to do with how you create your certs?

Plenty if you're using the NIC online thing. " notifies at the same time"

 

[Plonker 3]

Are you not registered with a CPS?

No and don't intend to make that mistake again.

 

[Anthony S]

No and don't intend to make that mistake again.

That's the one, just a shame a few more don't do the same.

 

[Leesparkykent]

No and don't intend to make that mistake again.

Unfortunately I have no choice

 

[Clark3169]

Plenty if you're using the NIC online thing. " notifies at the same time"

My point being if you doing notifiable work and issuing certs you should be registered with a part p scheme anyway so why shove part P? I am just asking if anyone uses the NICEIC system online as I've just moved over from NAPIT. The debate on Part P itself should be discussed in another thread. It's got nothing to do with the subject in this thread. Personally I think Part P is a good thing. It's not that much of an expense and if your work is up to standard it's not a problem passong the assessment. Less fires caused by bad electrical installations speaks for itself.

 

[Plonker 3]

Why not?

 

[Clark3169]

No and don't intend to make that mistake again.

Why would it possibly be a mistake?