Niceic

[cliffed]

Any tips,got the NICEIC man coming.

 

[Midwest]

Let him take off his Covid mask to drink his tea and scoff his chocolate digestives.

 

[cliffed]

thought more like beer & kebab.

 

[Midwest]

As long as you have everything to hand on their check list, the site visits arranged, what could go wrong.

 

[Pete999]

As long as you have everything to hand on their check list, the site visits arranged, what could go wrong.

Signing the check year after year

 

[Bob Geldoff1234]

In full lock down,he shouldn't be coming in your house until Dec 2nd?

 

[richy3333]

Is this a new application? I guess it is as annual assessments are being done by zoom/whatsapp etc. Somehow I ended up talking to my assessor about the DI scheme (even though we dont have it in Scotland) and he mentioned they are making the application process more stringent now. So expect plenty of questions from him/her.

Good luck

 

[Risteard]

In full lock down,he shouldn't be coming in your house until Dec 2nd?

Presumably the guidelines in England state that where you cannot work from home, you should go to work?

 

[Dartlec]

Any tips,got the NICEIC man coming.

If it's the first one, make sure you have all the things they need to tick off - complaints procedure, etc. The standard ones from the NICEIC site are fine.

They like to have a technical 'chat', so have a few examples up your sleeve of out of the normal situations you've run across, how you approached them and how you resolved them - shows that you are thinking and not just doing installation by numbers (or by OSG). Though obviously make sure you've not done anything naughty in the ones you pick!

I've started producing a CPD list for them - not currently required AFAIK, but it shows that I'm keeping up to date with things - and takes up a few more minutes explaining when he could be asking tricky questions!

Not sure how many CPD points browsing this forum gives you though? -2?

 

[Grant1987]

If it's the first one, make sure you have all the things they need to tick off - complaints procedure, etc. The standard ones from the NICEIC site are fine.

They like to have a technical 'chat', so have a few examples up your sleeve of out of the normal situations you've run across, how you approached them and how you resolved them - shows that you are thinking and not just doing installation by numbers (or by OSG). Though obviously make sure you've not done anything naughty in the ones you pick!

I've started producing a CPD list for them - not currently required AFAIK, but it shows that I'm keeping up to date with things - and takes up a few more minutes explaining when he could be asking tricky questions!

Not sure how many CPD points browsing this forum gives you though? -2?

My advice is keep talking to him and don’t pretend to know it all. They know the regs inside out and like the conversation especially telling you the correct/practical way of doing things, Tea and biscuits also helps ?

 

[cliffed]

Thanks all.