SELCT are lobbying the Scottish Government to try and make it compulsory for all electricians to be a member of a scheme or work for someone who is. I am totally against this, it restricts proper fully qualified electricians but gives a free reign to companies who send unqualified staff out to do the work and have one qualified guy in the office signing off the test sheets
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What is a fully qualified electrician? no such thing in England, is it different in Scotland?
No .qualified electrician. But the iet have used the term on some of there literature.i guess it could mean your fully qualified regarding the scope of your work
Afraid you will have to explain that too me, as far as I understand it there is no such qualification recognised by any statute in Scotland or the UK.
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