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Hey.
Well I would have thought so, yes. But if none of them has any electricial qualifications to undertake the work you mention that falls under pert P then by law they cant, this is maybe why they want you to join a scheme.
I would discuss this thoroughly with them before agreeing to anything because at the end of the day it will be your name on any certs so any problems would fall on your shoulders.
Also the cost to join is between £400 - £600 will they be paying this for you??
Well I would have thought so, yes. But if none of them has any electricial qualifications to undertake the work you mention that falls under pert P then by law they cant, this is maybe why they want you to join a scheme.
I would discuss this thoroughly with them before agreeing to anything because at the end of the day it will be your name on any certs so any problems would fall on your shoulders.
Also the cost to join is between £400 - £600 will they be paying this for you??