Stroma Certification Scheme Passed Stroma Assessment

[tomspark93]

I wasnt alowed to join Stroma as i didnt have 2yr of accounts records

I set up as self employed last year and it wasn't a problem. Being asked to lock off the main switch and then take off the consumer unit cover was my favourite part of the assessment

 

[DuaneMHunt1976]

I set up as self employed last year and it wasn't a problem. Being asked to lock off the main switch and then take off the consumer unit cover was my favourite part of the assessment

i must have one of them faces, we want 2yrs or records from the likes of you

 

[tomspark93]

i must have one of them faces, we want 2yrs or records from the likes of you

Seems strange. I thought scams were only bothered about taking your money?

 

[HappyHippyDad]

I set up as self employed last year and it wasn't a problem. Being asked to lock off the main switch and then take off the consumer unit cover was my favourite part of the assessment

Stroma do seem to have a thing for this. Personally I think it is ridiculous and probably more dangerous as its a right faff to get the cover over the locking unit.

http://www.electriciansforums.co.uk...-locking-off-main-switch-before-removing.html

Well done Lee :smile5:

 

[astormatt]

Have you had any sort of confirmation Lee? I had my assessment on the 17th Feb and the assessor said they give out the accreditation on a Friday so if it wasn't the 19th it would be the following (26th) but I haven't had any emails, unless it comes through the post?

 

[DuaneMHunt1976]

I set up as self employed last year and it wasn't a problem. Being asked to lock off the main switch and then take off the consumer unit cover was my favourite part of the assessment

only just looked back at my emails.. (IM SLOW but i remember things)

17[SUP]th[/SUP] edition
· Formal qualifications E.G. NVQ level 3, city & guilds 2360 or equivalent.
· Onsite guide
· Calibration certificates
· Electricity at work regulations
· Public liability insurance for £2 million
· 2391 or above if carrying out periodics
· 2 passport size photographs
· A CV listing 2 years + experience

I guess coming from the C&G2330 i didnt have the 2yr experience


I only looked because NICEIC are demanding £516/yr this year for 17/05
and then my test date is about Mid August time 24/08 was when i got tested

 

[Dobes_88]

What sort of questions do they ask you on your assessment? I have mine in a couple of weeks!

 

[Richard Burns]

What sort of questions do they ask you on your assessment? I have mine in a couple of weeks!

Generally there should be some questions specific to Part P of the building regulations, so you should be able to answer those easily, possibly some questions about other parts of the building regulations but nothing too taxing.
There will also be general questions normally about RCD protection and Zs limits.
You can always look up answers you are not sure about, but you should be aware of the basics straight off.