Passed My First NICEIC Domestic Installers Assessment

[irishsailor]

Just to let you all know I passed

 

[Spudnik]

Well done mate

 

[brucelee]

congatulations mate

 

[robskiing]

All the best mate will make your work a lot easier now

 

[Sanke]

Well done Any advice for the rest of us ?

 

[Guest123]

Congrats.

 

[gva]

Well done. How was it ?

 

[Sintra]

Congratulations mate.

 

[irishsailor]

Hi

I was suprised really, easier than I though, asked a lot of questions knew most of them, but was able to refer to the BRB and OSG if was unsure. You need a customer complaints procedure also. 2 jobs assessed he was happy and a very nice guy!!

 

[Sinbad]

Congrats and all the best for the future

 

[harry@forthspor]

Hi

I was suprised really, easier than I though, asked a lot of questions knew most of them, but was able to refer to the BRB and OSG if was unsure. You need a customer complaints procedure also. 2 jobs assessed he was happy and a very nice guy!!

that's gr8 bud..i'm doin my part p shortly and 17th edition, then i go for niceic, already have L3 2330

 

[Robinson]

Hi

asked a lot of questions knew most of them, but was able to refer to the BRB and OSG if was unsure.

what did he ask you? and how did the cutomer complaints thign work out ?

 

[Robinson]

congratulations by the way

 

[JR15]

Well done. I am looking to do mine soon. Any advice on the best way to tackle it ? JR

 

[Robinson]

that's gr8 bud..i'm doin my part p shortly and 17th edition, then i go for niceic, already have L3 2330

I would bother wasting your money with part p just buy the onsite book or download all part p regs and just learn...if you have 17th, 2330 no need i reckon..i wasted £700 like a noughnut....focuss on going for 2391