NICEIC Certification Scheme NICEIC Certifiactes and Amtech

[Nightfox122]

Hi all,

I have recently just because an NICEIC registered contractor, I’ve been using the amtech (or Trimble fast test, as it’s now know ) for about a year now and I quite like it.

Anyways could any of you street me in the direction on how to generate NICEIC certificates from it, all mine seems to offer is amtech standard or BS standard, I’m currently lost.

Any help or advise will be much appreciated

 

[Risteard]

I believe you need to overprint NIC pads to do it with Amtech. Only NIC software allows you to print NIC certs directly.

 

[Sintra]

Yes @Risteard is correct. You have to get the paper NICEIC certs and feed them into your printer. Bit of a nightmare to set up as you have to fiddle about with alignments etc. That's the main reason we changed to the NICEIC software.

 

[markythesparky]

If you are now an NICEIC registered contractor why don’t you just use the NICEIC online certification. It’s so easy, keeps records, registers building control, etc etc.

 

[Nightfox122]

I may have to go down that road, which seems a shame cause when I bought the am tech at the start I was under the assumption that am tech could easily print NIC Certs. I’m certain there used to be a tab for them but I just have am tech or BS standard, not even sure how I could print onto a NIC very with this software

 

[markythesparky]

I would contact Amteck to find out. If you’ve paid for it, they should provide some sort of helpline or assistance I would have thought. Not a good service if not.

 

[Toneyz]

I would just use the Amtech ones if not you have to buy the NICEIC pads and aline the printing up. Its got its own numbering for the certificates and you can insert the NICEIC and your own logo's.

 

[Risteard]

I use the NIC Cert Software (by Clik).

 

[Toneyz]

I use the NIC Cert Software (by Clik).

It's a bit late for the OP as he has now bought Amtech.

 

[Risteard]

It's a bit late for the OP as he has now bought Amtech.

True.