PIR Qualification

[Shinner]

Just a quick question really,
Have recently past my inspect & test and thought that was the done deal and that I wouldn't bother getting cert as I didn't fancy the household work stuff.
I was under the impression from my instructor that I was now qualified to do PIRs, however in the pub tonight my local Sparky says I still need to be paying all the dosh whereas I thought this was just for part p.

Newbie and help info reqd. Ta

 

[Spudnik]

Some scheme providers charge an additional cost if you wish to issue certs with their name on them.

Other than that you can use standard forms.

 

[Shinner]

Cool,
That's what I thought. As a qualified competent person I can issue the standard form.

Ta

 

[WarrenG]

You could just download the IEE one, however I would point out that you should make sure that you have some professional Indemity Insurance cover in place to cover you for testing.

 

[Spudnik]

You could just download the IEE one, however I would point out that you should make sure that have some professional Indemity Insurance cover in place to cover you for testing.

Very good point there Mr G.

 

[Shinner]

Good point

 

[super spark]

It depends if you have the 2391 or the 2392 also the 1st pir does not fall within the scope of part P but if the installation is found not to comply, any additional pir's must be reported to building control.