Thinking of ditching niceic

[tomspark93]

What was his fare? £100/hour?

:smiley2:

Cheaper than niceic

 

[Risteard]

Cheaper than niceic

LOL. Not necessarily. Given that far more jobs are assessed for an NIC assessment the hourly rate might work in their favour!

 

[LeeH]

So why was he banned?

 

[BruceBanner]

Ditched NAPIT, gone with Stroma.

 

[DuaneMHunt1976]

Well niceic out for me, didn't bother to put me on the competent persons list
And there feedback was not our problem, and can you pay use £510 for next year's.
For the cost I would expect some liability from them to do their job.

 

[Marvo]

looks like the OP has been banned?

The OP erred from the straight and narrow, he'll be back in a couple of months.

 

[rich.250]

I don't see how the assessment is compatible between the two....
As an NICEIC approved contractor we have to show 5 different jobs picked by the assessor from ten. Not two circuits!!
We get a lot of work from being NIC approved contractors and some of which I didn't have a clue that's why they chose us other another until years on!
so don't be to hasty!!


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[Andy78]

I don't see how the assessment is compatible between the two....
As an NICEIC approved contractor we have to show 5 different jobs picked by the assessor from ten. Not two circuits!!
We get a lot of work from being NIC approved contractors and some of which I didn't have a clue that's why they chose us other another until years on!
so don't be to hasty!!


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I do agree that the NICEIC AC assessment is more stringent than any other out there. That said, I have seen some shocking work from local NICEIC AC firms. Non compliant, fraudulent, incompetent, and disgraceful are but a few descriptives I could choose to accurately to describe a good handful of them in my area.
I have come to the conclusion therefore that NICEIC AC membership is no more of a guarantee of quality work than the wearing of a tufty club badge is to not getting run over whilst crossing the road.

 

[7029 dave]

I do agree that the NICEIC AC assessment is more stringent than any other out there. That said, I have seen some shocking work from local NICEIC AC firms. Non compliant, fraudulent, incompetent, and disgraceful are but a few descriptives I could choose to accurately to describe a good handful of them in my area.
I have come to the conclusion therefore that NICEIC AC membership is no more of a guarantee of quality work than the wearing of a tufty club badge is to not getting run over whilst crossing the road.

Agreed Andy, but it does open doors, especially with local authorities contracts, it always has done.

 

[Andy78]

Agreed Andy, but it does open doors, especially with local authorities contracts, it always has done.

And I think that's my main problem with the scheme. It is seen by many large specifiers as the be all and end all of quality and professionalism, when it offers no guarantee of either, especially under its current management and direction. Maybe at one time it was a quality brand, but the modern industry knows better, at least us ground troops do.

 

[rich.250]

I do agree that the NICEIC AC assessment is more stringent than any other out there. That said, I have seen some shocking work from local NICEIC AC firms. Non compliant, fraudulent, incompetent, and disgraceful are but a few descriptives I could choose to accurately to describe a good handful of them in my area.
I have come to the conclusion therefore that NICEIC AC membership is no more of a guarantee of quality work than the wearing of a tufty club badge is to not getting run over whilst crossing the road.

I do agree with you also Andy.
More emphasis needs to be put on the QS's who should ensure there staff are all qualified and working to a good level.

Problem being it cheaper to have one muppet QS taking responsibility for a load of semi skilled......


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