UK Niceic Assesment

[banny07]

Hi all. My first niceic assesment for joining is coming soon. I want to show my friends house where I installed new fuse board and installed new smoke alarm circuit. My question is what should I fill in sesign and construction section? should I leave it blank?
The house have no cooker or shower circuit only three final circuits which have 3, 5 and 7 double sockets as well as two lighting circuits with 7 and 8 lighting points .Third circuit has only three smoke/heat alarms. Maximum demand will be around 26Amps?
Any advice will be very helpful. Thanks in advance

 

[banny07]

I remember that problem Go to Admin > Engineers, add yourself, and specify which tester you are using in the Test Equipment section. I think you might also have to assign the job to yourself, then it all behaves as expected.

I spend almost two hours to find a way to assign the job without any success. Any advice please

 

[timhoward]

I spend almost two hours to find a way to assign the job without any success. Any advice please

I apologise if this step was not needed.
In my setup, I have added the tester in Admin > Equipment.
I have added myself as an engineer in Admin > Engineer. I have also told the system that I have that tester, again in Admin > Engineer > Test Equipment

Then when I open a certificate, when I get to the "Boards and Circuits" page, you need to tell it which Engineer did the testing:

Click Edit Board, scroll down to this bit:

Then when you choose yourself, the tester should appear too:

Does that help?

 

[banny07]

I apologise if this step was not needed.
In my setup, I have added the tester in Admin > Equipment.
I have added myself as an engineer in Admin > Engineer. I have also told the system that I have that tester, again in Admin > Engineer > Test Equipment

Then when I open a certificate, when I get to the "Boards and Circuits" page, you need to tell it which Engineer did the testing:
View attachment 89213
Click Edit Board, scroll down to this bit:
View attachment 89214
Then when you choose yourself, the tester should appear too:

View attachment 89215

Does that help?

Thanks again. It does appear now. I am very grateful for your help.

 

[Pretty Mouth]

I think he got it from ebay.
I believe the original source is here:

Electrical Installation Certificate

In order to support the electrical community we are providing FREE blank Electrical Installation Certificate forms that can be filled on your PC or can be printed and filled in by hand. PDF version also available for free.

www.electricaltestcertificates.co.uk

You need openoffice for those ones (also free).
I think they have PDF versions too.

Unfortunately the forms from that link are still 17th edition. @banny07 's are 18th edition.

 

[banny07]

Unfortunately the forms from that link are still 17th edition. @banny07 's are 18th edition.

The schedule is missing a column for cable type, I am not sure if it is stll acceptable or not.

 

[Pretty Mouth]

The schedule is missing a column for cable type, I am not sure if it is stll acceptable or not.

Cable type isn't in the model forms, so it's fine

 

[banny07]

Cable type isn't in the model forms, so it's fine

It is in the regs book but not in the OSG.

 

[Pretty Mouth]

It is in the regs book but not in the OSG.

I don't see that in my regs book, which column?

 

[banny07]

I don't see that in my regs book, which column?

conductor details column page 483.

 

[Pretty Mouth]

conductor details column page 483.

there's ref method, live CSA and CPC CSA. Nothing about the cable type there. Column 3 has the protective device type, is that what you're looking at?

 

[loz2754]

Well I never!
No column for number of points(which I knew about).
But didn't know about no column for cable type...
EDASD