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Copied from an NICEIC email received today:
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[TD]Electrical contractor fined for misuse of NICEIC logo
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[TD]An electrical contractor has been sentenced for carrying out dangerous electrical work whilst fraudulently claiming to be registered with NICEIC.
In January this year London based David Taylor, who trades under the name of DT Property Maintenance and Electrical Contractors, was found guilty of leaving jobs unfinished and homes unfit for human habitation.
Taylor pleaded guilty to 12 counts under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, including the unauthorised use of the NICEIC, Trustmark and Part P logo.
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[TD]He was sentenced to eight months for the trading standards offences, and a further 12 for the action taken by Metropolitan Police - both suspended for two years at Isleworth Crown Court.
NICEIC welcomes this latest prosecution and are committed to protecting contractors who are legitimately registered with us and have the quality of their work assessed on a regular basis.
Anyone who is suspicious of a contractor falsely claiming to be NICEIC registered should check the wall of shame on the NICEIC website.
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[TD]An electrical contractor has been sentenced for carrying out dangerous electrical work whilst fraudulently claiming to be registered with NICEIC.
In January this year London based David Taylor, who trades under the name of DT Property Maintenance and Electrical Contractors, was found guilty of leaving jobs unfinished and homes unfit for human habitation.
Taylor pleaded guilty to 12 counts under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, including the unauthorised use of the NICEIC, Trustmark and Part P logo.
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[TD]He was sentenced to eight months for the trading standards offences, and a further 12 for the action taken by Metropolitan Police - both suspended for two years at Isleworth Crown Court.
NICEIC welcomes this latest prosecution and are committed to protecting contractors who are legitimately registered with us and have the quality of their work assessed on a regular basis.
Anyone who is suspicious of a contractor falsely claiming to be NICEIC registered should check the wall of shame on the NICEIC website.
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