Minor Works Cert help

[MrPupsi]

So I am currently registered with the NICEIC as a domestic installer, but I need to fill in a minor works for adding a spur to an existing ring as a dental surgery.

As I can't do this via NICEIC, can I download a model form, fill that in and give it to the client?
I've seen a couple of model forms online which all have a 'registration number' box at the bottom of it, which I'm not sure what they're after?

Thank you

 

[buzzlightyear]

I didn't want to use the NICEIC online form as it states its a 'domestic certificate' at the top of the cert.
If it was my practise, I'd want it to say commercial or something to that effect.

Thanks for all the help though guys, will just fill in a model form now I know its acceptable.

there is not one MWC that says that ,down load what TELE has put on the post that is good enough.

 

[buzzlightyear]

I'd want it to say commercial or something to that effect.

their is not one
MWC that says that, down load the cert what TELE put on the post for you and go with that .

 

[Octopus]

How could you not know about certification with 10 years under your belt?

 

[ipf]

there is not one MWC that says that ,down load what TELE has put on the post that is good enough.

Do NIC not do those green ones....all for DI's.
Only ever seen them advertised.

 

[buzzlightyear]

Do NIC not do those green ones....all for DI's.
Only ever seen them advertised.

https://www.shop.niceic.com/images/a/700/image-5559-1.jpg

 

[MrPupsi]

@buzzlightyear @Murdoch I'm guessing you don't use the online NICEIC to do your certificates? Im not here for an argument or to be slated, this is a snippet of what gets sent to my clients.
Was just after a bit of advice!

 

[buzzlightyear]

Downloadable Electrical Test Certificates - Blank forms, suitable for printing out and filling in by hand - http://www.electricaltestcertificates.co.uk/

 

[buzzlightyear]

Downloadable Electrical Test Certificates - Blank forms, suitable for printing out and filling in by hand - http://www.electricaltestcertificates.co.uk/help you selfs .

 

[Toneyz]

I didn't want to use the NICEIC online form as it states its a 'domestic certificate' at the top of the cert.
If it was my practise, I'd want it to say commercial or something to that effect.

Thanks for all the help though guys, will just fill in a model form now I know its acceptable.

Are you using the purple certificates by the NICEIC that they get the D.I.'s to use?

 

[buzzlightyear]

all test certs are based on the current wiring regs and adapted to them self's like the NIC ,NAPIT ECA .so where you find a commercial MWCERTS .
you will hard to find or you adept the test certs your self .

 

[Midwest]

You do not have to be an NICEIC Approved contractor to do commercial work, the OP probably belongs to the D.I. scheme only for the notification for building control.

Wasn't saying that, just asked why he wasn't using their on-line certs? Perhaps OP needs to verify his insurance scope wise, if he's just domestic scheme. I was with Elecsa, who didn't distinguish between the two.

 

[Toneyz]

Do NIC not do those green ones....all for DI's.
Only ever seen them advertised.

Green for anyone to buy
Purple for NICEIC D.I.'s only
Red for Approved Contractors only.

 

[Toneyz]

If I not wrong here I think the OP is a D.I. and can use the purple certificates but they have the word "Domestic" on them and the OP does not want to send one with that to a commercial customer.

 

[Octopus]

@buzzlightyear @Murdoch I'm guessing you don't use the online NICEIC to do your certificates? Im not here for an argument or to be slated, this is a snippet of what gets sent to my clients.
Was just after a bit of advice!

Use 3rd party certificate software and the problem goes away ...

 

[JK-Electrical]

EasyCert Electrical Software, Test & Inspection, Electrical Certificates - http://www.tysoft.co.uk/easycert.htm