Just taken these requirements off NICEIC site:
Scheme Requirements:-
To apply for our Domestic Installer scheme you will need:
• Confirmation of Public Liability insurance to at least £2m
• Certificates of technical qualifications achieved by the Qualified Supervisor
• Hold a current...
Hi Des, there is a saying in our industry that "no 2 sparks work alike".
Everyone has their own interpretation of regs etc, but facts are facts. My main point was that you cannot enrol with either Elecsa or NIC without 2391 or equivalent. In the end, one of the guys, who is a QS but without...
Ok, guys, this is my first time on this site, and i have learned that qualifications have been overuled by the "competent persons scheme"
I have been in this industry for 44 years and i am still learning today.
I have virtually every qualification necessary for me to carry out my field of work...
Fair comment. It also doesn't state that you even need to be an electrician. I think that if you applied, things may get a bit more rigorous. I may be wrong, and a painter and decorator who wired his moms extension may be able to join. I hope not!!
Please don't get me wrong. I cannot call Westwood for his abilities, and i am quite sure he is competent in what he does. Has this industry gone to pot, where the "competent person" clause now covers everything. Who and what defines competency? It used to be qualifications. Now, it appears to be...
That depends on how long you have been sat at the computer on a Bank Holiday Monday. Despite the etimology of the sentence, i think we get the jist of the conversation.
Hi Andy, i completely agree with you. I have 2391, but i still had issues with Building control and insurance companies becoming more complient. I eventually joined Elecsa to get them off my back, and by the way, you can't join Elecsa or NIC without 2391
How would you know, if you haven't got it. Try leaving your present employer and telling them you are a qualifying officer, but don't hold 2391. Good luck with that.
Hi Andy, NIC, Elecsa and ECA are now owned by Certsure. If you hold 2391, this proves your ability to test and inspect. I don't think having a 17th edition qualification would hack it in court.
Hi Andy, so what you are saying, is that because you are a qualified electrician, you are automatically entitled to fill in a cert to cover the work you have undertaken. Why do you think that BS2391 was introduced? Its a level above 1st and 2nd fix installation. To gain 2391, you need to be able...
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