new changes and requirements for joining a governing body.

[N6rul]

Hi there, can anyone please point me in the right direction. Im trying to join NICEIC as its well recognised. They somehow are reluctant to email me the requirements. I actually went there Luton HQ apart from one guy the rest were useless giving conflicting info. Just made me more confused. I have my level 3 nvq, 2394, 17th edition and I done a course wbich was paid by my company to do a Part P. Which I found a waste. Lol. Please can someone help. Thanks.

 

[trev]

Mate, it's all on their website. Everything you need to know, the whole shooting match all there in black and white.

 

[eganelectrical]

I know napit will let you join but give you 12 months to get testing and inspection!

 

[N6rul]

thanks

Ghanks guys. Much appreciated.

 

[m top]

17th mate

 

[Taylortwocities]

What's a Part P course? Part P is a section of the Building Regulations..

 

[kingeri]

What's a Part P course? Part P is a section of the Building Regulations..

It totally gets up my nose when someone says they 'have Part P'. Last guy to say it to me was a carpet fitter, I told him I have it too as I downloaded it and printed it off, he just looked at me blankly...

 

[PEM]

What are you joining as Domestic Installer?

You've got what NIC want qualification wise.

For DI you'll need the following:-

PI insurance minimum £2 million

2 projects for NIC to inspect ideally CU change and additional circuits. Needs to be at 2 addresses less than 20 minutes apart.

Also need access to testing gear as they'll watch you testing.

Hope this helps PM me if you need any more info

Regards