NICEIC Question

[etby92]

Due to customers request and me being reliant on the work i'm going to have to register to the NECIEC Domestic Installer scheme.

Just a question for all of you who have been through your site assessments is it possible to use commercial/industrial jobs on your assessment if you are looking to join as a domestic installer only?

many thanks

 

[Guest77]

No they will want to see Domestic work for the DI scheme.

 

[dingledong]

Correct !

 

[Silly Sausage]

Correct !

You've got questions to answer on your own thread, get back over there!

As for the OP, DON'T join the NICEIC aka 'Money Grabbing Scamsters'

 

[telectrix]

if you're going for niceic, go for approved contractor. this will set you apart from the Electrical Trainee 's and is essential for council work , decent commercial work, and such

 

[Guest77]

You've got questions to answer on your own thread, get back over there!

As for the OP, DON'T join the NICEIC aka 'Money Grabbing Scamsters'

:smilielol5:I cannot wait for the reply.

 

[etby92]

I understand peoples view towards the NICEIC and do share them, problem is to many customers are now requesting due to insurance reasons so it leaves me with little choice unfortunately. I would like to tell them to bugger off but i'm not in a position to.

 

[davesparks]

I don't understand how you need to register as a DI to secure work yet all of your work to date is non-domestic?

 

[7029 dave]

if you're going for niceic, go for approved contractor. this will set you apart from the Electrical Trainee 's and is essential for council work , decent commercial work, and such

If you are going to do it, as above.

 

[etby92]

I didn't ever state that all my work to date was non-domestic Dave?
I already have one domestic install to use as a visit but for ease of access etc it would of been more practical to use a certain job only issue with it being non domestic.