ELECSA Certification Scheme Part P Approved Contractor Elecsa

[Buzzman]

Since when have Elecsa stopped sending out certificates with a start and end date. An estate agent customer has asked if the open ended certificate is correct

 

[Risteard]

I don't really understand your question.

Why would a certificate have an expiry date?

 

[Dave OCD]

Surely it would only be the Part P compliance certificate that they'd send out, therefore the compliance won't expire.....

 

[cloverman]

Perhaps the customer is questioning the Membership Certificate that use to be renewed yearly after your assessment ! The OP may have been trying to prove their credentials of membership to ELECSA to the customer by showing them this ? It is now a one off Certificate although a membership card is still updated on a yearly basis. Just a thought !

 

[Octopus]

We can only speculate ....... a certificate for what exactly??

 

[Buzzman]

We can only speculate ....... a certificate for what exactly??

Yep, Cloverman has it. The certificate has no end date that has raised a question with my customer.... why

 

[davesparks]

Yep, Cloverman has it. The certificate has no end date that has raised a question with my customer.... why

If it is the membership certificate then it is most likely a cost cutting exercise by elecsa, they can save money on paper and ink by giving members an open ended certificate rather than a new one each years.

Why are they concerned about the membership certificate anyway?

 

[Octopus]

Yep, Cloverman has it. The certificate has no end date that has raised a question with my customer.... why

If you had been clearer in the OP ............