part p forms

[GaryM]

They're pdf's so I can't edit them electronically.

 

[Mark_Burgess]

What is there to compare?
test results are unique to each installation, look in the back of the onsite guide, I am sure there is an example one filled out.

 

[Amp David]

Was about to say on site guide has them.

Bit concerned about this post, testing an installation but doesn't have a clue what to be expecting.

Got to be a leg puller this one, if not god help us all:tounge_smile:

 

[Astro800]

Can't find any at the moment, but I'm sure there are some on the web. Finding them is another matter, it could take hours.

E-mail which ever body you are registered with, NIC, etc.

Going off line now or I won't get anything done today. If I do find anything, I will be sure to send you the link!

 

[telectrix]

as mark.^^^. sample forms are in on site guide, appendix 7.

 

[Rockingit]

Just to be picky, by the sounds of it you're talking about 'schedule of test results' sheets, not EIC's, though of course you need one in order to provide the EIC.

 

[D80]

What parts are you struggling with exactly?

Are you registered with a Part P scheme? I'd have thought this would have come up in the assessment!

 

[mogga]

are you qualified or are you going nthrough training scheme?

if your qualified and are using the terminoligy your using you need to go back to school
if your training you may need to take a step back as you seem to be getting a bit ahead of your self
third option is your a DIY joe who had got hold of blank cert ( I have a real problem with certs being available to ALL and sundry ) and youwill fill in results from someone elses sheet different circuits ect ect as your own hence NOT acctualy testing anything
Option 4 Call a local qualified NICEIC approved CONTRACTOR and ask him if he will do the part 3 of the D,C.T. part of full EICert

 

[moggy1968]

if it smells like sxxx it probably is sxxx