notifiable commercial work

[Phillcbr400]

Have been searching the net but can't find much info. What works are notifiable when working on a commercial premises?

 

[stuartcourt]

I am its not a secret, I need it but dont feel its right

 

[KAS1]

I know that, I was talking about he is saying any fool can work on 3 phase etc, without a ECS card and only a scam card I think the man with the scam would not get past the gate lol

Industrial and commercial installs don't fall under the scope of part P therefore not notifiable.

 

[KAS1]

Get yourself a JIB card then you may be able to expand your horizons lol

I am its not a secret, I need it but dont feel its right

 

[KAS1]

Don't tell me another Electrical Trainee now going into commercial on his own lol

 

[stuartcourt]

I am not a 5 weaker and we do mainly Domestic new build which is why I am a scamer. Although funny you should mention it but we are going into other areas

 

[stuartcourt]

Hello Nick another newie

 

[KAS1]

They do however have to meet building regs to satisfy insurance companies and not just any fool as was said in an earlier post can work within commercial on 3 phase ..........

Industrial and commercial installs don't fall under the scope of part P therefore not notifiable.

 

[stuartcourt]

I am doing work at moment at Dudsbury golf course Dorset and trust me the maintenance guys have worked on and done things to installation there you would not believe, that has multiple 3 phase supplies coming in and they are fools.

 

[KAS1]

Then get the HSE in

 

[trev]

Still cannot believe any fool can try to wire a 3 phase factory but needs to be regulated to add onto a circuit in someones home

Well come on man! Everyone knows that that 3 phase stuff is nowhere near as dangerous as the electrickery in a hoose The stuff that some of the guys on here have posted about pfft probably my grandson could do it. High voltage....I blow my nose in your general direction

 

[KAS1]

If it's dangerous it's your responsibility now you are aware of the problems to report it to the HSE and stop these fools as you say tampering with electrical work. The part P scam was to bring domestic in line with commercial/industrial which has been regulated for years and years and years

 

[stuartcourt]

BTW You may have my original quote wrong I meant to say I am surprised they feel the need to regulate electricians (or wanna be,s) in only the domestic sector which is surely the easiest to get right.

 

[stuartcourt]

I was there to sort other things and now to do what needs to be done, and if I was to then go running to HSE I would not get any more work from a closed down company would I. What would be handy was if I could go to an electrical governing body as I could IF done in a home by a regulated company.

 

[KAS1]

What do you think the EAWR are for, never mind, ignore them if you can get some more work.

I was there to sort other things and now to do what needs to be done, and if I was to then go running to HSE I would not get any more work from a closed down company would I. What would be handy was if I could go to an electrical governing body as I could IF done in a home by a regulated company.

 

[stuartcourt]

Why would I phone them when I can get paid to sort it out, how would that help my customer or myself