rules on part p

[lookatrabbit]

hi, i am booked in to take the 17th edition shortly and want to start getting some jobs in, i am not part p registered although i want to be as soon as possible, just wondered what you can actually do legaly without bein registered? im sorry if this has been asked before which im sure it has

 

[jaresquire]

No need to hide, sounds better if labc fee rather than heavy profit. Obviously job has to be fairly major.

 

[Spudnik]

As Johnny G has pointed out, providing you are confident you will pass, then just do the job, do the cert and use it for your assessment.

Once passed, just notify it as you will do from then on.

Tis what i and many others have done.

 

[John Bunning]

i had no problems with nic/eic. i think they have a welcome pack ? comes in a big box . was 2005 so lot of water under the bridge. did 2 jobs one an anex, another rewire. inspector came round [very nice guy] passed me.i asked him pass rate 6 out of 10 at that time so i was very happy with all the hard work and was very pleased with my self.
.same set up every year.it was very tetchy with all the paper work testing [no help given on the tests just lot of questions] etc. but if a numb skull like me can do it .walk in the park to the young uns to day. i no lots of guys not registered ,but i thought thats not for me cheers john b

 

[lookatrabbit]

thanks for replys, i am taking the 17th edition very soon after new year and then want to start working for my self but want to be part p asap after i start

 

[john25]

thanks for replys, i am taking the 17th edition very soon after new year and then want to start working for my self but want to be part p asap after i start

17th Edition is very easy just Familiarize yourself with the Big Red Book and do the past papers and you'll be fine

 

[sparks1974]

there is plenty of organizations you can do your part p through , if your a member of niceic they can point you in the right direction , its a pretty straightforward exam multiple choice online