questions to ask the scam assessor

[sedgy34]

I posted my scam day soon what should i ask him feel free to comment
this is going to be a laugh!!!!

 

[Kiers1970]

why do you CLEARLY register less than competent persons. Cashola by any chance?

 

[Silly Sausage]

Why should I sign up with NICEIC when the others seem infinitley better than you?

 

[Kiers1970]

Do you feel obligated to deem applicants successful as you have already taken their money? Just asking...

 

[Plonker 3]

Do you feel obligated to deem applicants successful as you have already taken their money? Just asking...

may be better phrased as, what do I have to do too fail?

 

[Adam W]

How many hectares are there in Somerset?

 

[Adam W]

What do you think about the pedestrianisation of Norwich city centre?

 

[gigawatt]

I would like an honest answer to the DNO fuse issue?

Which scam is it?

 

[SirKit Breaker]

OOH dear ladies!

There is no point having a dig at the Assessor. He has no control over B&Q selling things, he isnt a genius, he doesnt know all the answers, british standard have got nothing to do with him, scheme provider fees are not set by or charged by him, he will not get anywhere near £400 for his halfday visit. He is not there to pass or fail you, he wants to help and advise, he is knowledgeable about the subject he is assessing, you should also be knowledgeable about it too, or you wouldnt put yourself up for assessment.

An Assessor's job is to,

Assess that you are competent in the subject field. In this case he is assessing your ability to be able to work to a set standard as laid down by BS7671, and its implications with the building regulations. He is carrying out an Assessment of you, against a set criteria, which is the same criteria for all who are being assessed for the same purpose. The assessment should be fair, and all candidates should be assessed to the same requirements. If you are assessed as meeting the criteria, then you will be told so, and you will also be told if you do not meet the required standard.

The scheme provider assessors all hold the Qualification of Assessing competence in the workplace, and this is limited to assessing in their subject field.
You need to remember that the Assessor is an Electrical Engineer of some sort, and will have extensive subject knowledge, just like you. He wont know it all, and neither do you, but he wants to see that you can find out what you need to know.

I hold this qualification, but dont assess Part P Electricians, i deal with apprentices, but the practice and principles are exactly the same.

Cheers..........Howard

 

[jumpin jax]

The assessor is though the link between the contractor and the governing body and asking him questions will hopefully get back to HQ. My point about BS standards are that i believe that Gas Safe, a cps, offer free access to relevant BS to its members.

 

[Engineer54]

he is knowledgeable about the subject he is assessing, you should also be knowledgeable about it too, or you wouldnt put yourself up for assessment.

Yeah right, I suppose that's how these 17day/Electrical Trainee can sail through these so-called competency assessments set out by these providers!! All these assessments are a 400+ (minimum) quid farce!!

 

[Octopus]

I'd like to know how many people get a "fail" or worse??

 

[Silly Sausage]

You need to remember that the Assessor is an Electrical Engineer of some sort, and will have extensive subject knowledge. He wont know it all......

Obviously hasn't met E54!

:joker:

 

[thekingiam]

1 why do i have to be asessed yearly, surely unless i get amnesia i am still going to know how to do my job for many years?
2 is it so you can have a regular income?

 

[Engineer54]

I'd like to know how many people get a "fail" or worse??

Has anyone here, really known of Anyone failing a providers assessment?? I doubt it, ...Boy would you need to be BAD to fail!! lol!!!!

 

[Engineer54]

Obviously hasn't met E54!

:joker:

Are you taking the part Pee??