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[tuckermot]

What is the name of the new part p scheme provider and are they ok

thanks

Richard

 

[telectrix]

gawd, there's niceic, elecsa, napit, bsi, and stroma. take your pick, or if irish, take your shovel.

 

[tuckermot]

stroma thats the one i have been out of electrics for a while now and only did do bashing anyway have been a mechanic last few years and getting asked to now do some electical works via friends ect so going to register as part p installer as have outdoor electrics and ccu,s to install best i get my mft calibrated lol

 

[Silly Sausage]

Have you read the new Part P?
What needs notifying has been dramatically reduced!
You might get away with not signing up with a scheme.

 

[tuckermot]

Hi Archy
i have the original part p book i used when i registerd before and i down loaded for free off the internet do you now where i can down load it

 

[Silly Sausage]

Planning Portal - Approved Document P - Electrical safety - Dwellings

I think!

 

[tuckermot]

thank you

I will have a look

 

[HappyHippyDad]

I'm with Stroma Tuck.

They are definitely cheaper than the others by around £150 p/annum for your annual renewal. I'm not sure if they'll keep there price at £250(ex VAT) but at the moment it is still at that price.

The assessor I have is very thorough which I like and he will insist on you having the up to date literature (especially BS7671 and Part P approved document).

Heres a link to there website Competent Person Schemes (CPS) - Stroma

Also just type 'stroma' into the search bar on this forum and quite a lot of useful information will come up.

Until they put their prices up I will definitely stay with them.

 

[SPARTYKUS]

Planning Portal - Approved Document P - Electrical safety - Dwellings

I think!

Just had a read through that.

not much left is there!

 

[tuckermot]

Hi hippy

many thanks for that i will register in the new year with stroma as having not been doing bashing for a while now i am now getting enquiries for little jobs to do i have been working as a grease monkey for the last 2-3 years and really enjoy i was lucky enough to have a good friend who took me under there wing and has been working along side me i am now confident in mechanicle but auto electrics are a different issue i respect auto sparks who fault find as i have done some but you have really got to know your stuff and be good at diagrams and components

 

[Alex2012]

I'm with Stroma Tuck.

They are definitely cheaper than the others by around £150 p/annum for your annual renewal. I'm not sure if they'll keep there price at £250(ex VAT) but at the moment it is still at that price.

The assessor I have is very thorough which I like and he will insist on you having the up to date literature (especially BS7671 and Part P approved document).

Heres a link to there website Competent Person Schemes (CPS) - Stroma

Also just type 'stroma' into the search bar on this forum and quite a lot of useful information will come up.

Until they put their prices up I will definitely stay with them.

Hi
Why are some people who are registered nic not on the competent person schemes?

Thanks

Alex

 

[Alex2012]

I would use stroma to get you up and running, i know the nic does not force you to get your test kit calibrated, that's what I have been told.
It's nice to see the country picking up, wish you the best of luck.

Thanks

Alex

 

[HappyHippyDad]

Hi
Why are some people who are registered nic not on the competent person schemes?

Thanks

Alex

I'm not too sure if I'm understanding you Alex? Registering with the NIC and being on the competent person scheme are the same thing! You register with NIC or Elecsa or Stroma etc and that means you are registered under their competent persons scheme to carry out and certfy work in domestic households that is contained with Part P of the bulding regs.

 

[Alex2012]

I'm not too sure if I'm understanding you Alex? Registering with the NIC and being on the competent person scheme are the same thing! You register with NIC or Elecsa or Stroma etc and that means you are registered under their competent persons scheme to carry out and certfy work in domestic households that is contained with Part P of the bulding regs.

Hi
I have picked random companies from the nic website and some don't seem to be registered under the competence person scheme, perhaps they found another way to become NIC Registered.

Thanks

Alex

 

[tuckermot]

thanks Alex I will sort out in the new year

cheers