What Qualifications Class you as a fully Qualified Electrician

[Aypah]

I have a level 3 2330 city & guild cert and im about to do a 2 day Part P Course which will allow me to sign off my own work. I dont wan't to join a scheme like NICEIC or NAPIT just yet as it won't pay for itself yet. So what else is there needed to be classed as fully qualified? thanks for your help. Ill add that i will be working for myself on domestic properties only.

 

[trev]

"signing off work"?
What a load of nonsense. Every electrician should be competent enough to "sign off" his or her own work. If he/she cannot do this then they should consult the Asda/Tesco HR department.
The only restriction on who can and cannot "sign off" work is in the domestic environment. This is because domestic electrical work is obviously so much more dangerous and demanding than work in any other area of the trade.
You may have picked up some element of sarcasm in this post.

 

[dav1980]

In Scotland, an apprenticeship with SVQ level 3 (about 4 years ) will class you as a time served ,qualified electrician. However as many know, you never stop learning. Inspection and testing 2391 (2394/2395) is also the benchmark for a lot of employers and clients these days. If you have these then there should be no problems with certifying your own work.