NICEIC Certification Scheme How to get NICEIC

[Guest55]

The title of the thread should be "How to get rid of NICIEC"
;-)

 

[Swicade]

How to get rid of the NICEIC?

Everyone leave them on mass and join a different scheme......no sub's,no money,no scheme.

It'll never happen but thats likely the only way it could ever happen.

(after reading 1001 'which scheme to join?' threads on these forums still haven't decided which one to give my money to yet)

 

[sparks1973]

The title of the thread should be "How to get rid of NICIEC"
;-)

might be what you`d call `snapping a cable`.....

 

[Midwest]

Step 1 Google NICEIC
Step 2 Go to their home page
Step 3 Look at the "For Contractors" page
Step 4 Read it
Sorry Axel but this subject has been done to death a thousand times on here and the best ones to ask anything are the organisation themselves. They'll even send you a welcome pack to read which contains all the info you need

It might have been done to death, but everyone who comes to this position will have cause to scratch their head. Its fine if you work for a company, not so easy if you're starting out on your own. It's a chicken and egg situation. Your right other people have asked before (me included), but I don't think its too much to ask yet again, lets get personnel experiences aired here. That's what forums are for, aren't they?

 

[Silly Sausage]

A chicken and an egg in bed having sex.
After they've finished, one says to the other, 'Well, that answers that question'

 

[Midwest]

Aghhh? :43:

 

[CSEE]

Hi i have just passed my NICEIC assessment.
process was:
1/ apply for assessment and send payment of £538.88
2/ wait for date of pre assessment visit from your are NICEIC Inspector.
3/ pre assessment is office based showing Inspector items such as qualifications, insurances etc he will then inform you of all items required on your assessment day
4/ wait for assessment day. you will need to show 5 jobs in total if like myslef mainly industrial /commercial he will want to see 1 domestic job. they will accept 1 job in progress(no circuits energised) and other 4 jobs they will require to see test certs and get you show explain /show them a selection of tests both live & dead.

It sounds painful but i found it easier then i thought it would be.
Now im NICEIC Approved Contractor, and going for NICEIC MCS

Hope this helps
Darren