Part p

[daiplayer]

The defined scope a by elecsa / napit..........deos this scheme only enable you to install and sign off domestic propertys ? ....

I have been asked to give a price on re wiring 100 hotel rooms, ( this hotel being part of a LARGE francias). and wonder if i can sign them off on the full scope assesment. ( not approved contractor)

 

[JUD]

Hotels don't fall under Part P. It's for domestic dwellings only so you don't need to be registered at all to carry out work in a hotel.

Defined Scope is for firms/individuals who undertake certain electrical work in dwellings as part of their main business i.e kitchen fitters

Full Scope is for firms/individuals who undertake all aspects of electrical work in dwellings i.e electricians.

 

[Deleted member 9648]

In other words you dont have to 'sign off' work that does not come under part P...such as commercial properties.

Building Regulations - Part P FAQs - IET Electrical

 

[daiplayer]

ahah...i do get easily confused. However when visiting the site it has had pir's throughout the rooms ?...is this then just done by request by the owner ? ....also if i do rewire them in , would you recomend RCDS on each room ? ....( it deosnt have atm )...

Thanks for the reply guys :-D

 

[JUD]

ahah...i do get easily confused. However when visiting the site it has had pir's throughout the rooms ?...is this then just done by request by the owner ? ....also if i do rewire them in , would you recomend RCDS on each room ? ....( it deosnt have atm )...

Thanks for the reply guys :-D

RCD requirements are still the same (socket-outlets, cables concealed etc). You still have to comply with the wiring regulations.

 

[daiplayer]

Thankyou :-D

 

[JUD]

In other words you dont have to 'sign off' work that does not come under part P...such as commercial properties.

Building Regulations - Part P FAQs - IET Electrical

You may want to re-phrase that. :tounge_smile:

You don't have to notify work that doesn't come under Part P but you still have to sign it off.

 

[Deleted member 9648]

You may want to re-phrase that. :tounge_smile:

You don't have to notify work that doesn't come under Part P but you still have to sign it off.

I knew wot I meant...

 

[daiplayer]

lol :81:

 

[Spudnik]

You should also check with the hotels insurer, as they may only permit certain 'regulatory bodies' to work on the installation.