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Is Part 'P' enforceable?
Every person who isn't an electrician speaks as if there are just two types of electricians, ones that are qualified and ones that are not. In reality there are many pathways, qualifications, specialities etc. and it is nothing like that clear cut. Part P is unfair due to the yearly fee and...- Rightpukkaspar
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- Forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
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Is Part 'P' enforceable?
I see. This appeared to be a bit of a back door when I first saw it. I know that Stroma throw this extra in for free and charge a lot less a year than the others. Rereading their marketing info, it suggests that you can help a "peer" and similarly the approved document speaks of an "installer"...- Rightpukkaspar
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- Forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
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Is Part 'P' enforceable?
No one yet has mentioned anything about 3rd party certification. If you join NAPIT or Stroma rather than the NIC, they allow you to certify people's completed DIY jobs. See section 3 of the 2013 Approved document. All the electrician does is an EICR and so long as they are registered, then this...- Rightpukkaspar
- Post #63
- Forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
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DNOs attitude towards earthing!
I find this statement from the UK power networks official website so amusing I couldn't resist sharing it. For a domestic electrician, the connection to earth is thought of as one of the most critical electrical safety features. This is what they tell their customers: "It's worth noting that...- Rightpukkaspar
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