Qualified supervisor question

[Zdb]

Obviously the QS can review and sign off other people's installation certs but I was wondering if he/she can sign off their own certificates?

 

[jackhammerJIM]

Yes of course . Or do you mean for jobs on the side ?

 

[Pete999]

Yes of course

 

[ksa74f]

Yes you can mate

 

[Toneyz]

Only for the work the company undertakes unless your enrolled by one of the schemes that do 3rd party for building compliance (part P) and you are inspecting at each stage.

 

[Des 56]

Why has this subject of signing off certificates become confusing?

Wiring regulations require certificates to be compiled as part of the work carried out
It has nothing to do with being a QS, Building regulations, Nicy,Napit or even uncle Bert

 

[The Ghost]

Interesting view @Des 56, and why has it become confusing you ask. For instance; I put in cert (EIC) Today to Principal contractor and had it returned as the qualified supervisor had not signed the cert. I have two places I could sign one is as the Inspector and the next box as Reviewed by qualified supervisor. Effectively I am both a QS and Inspector Design and construction. So what am I to do? Sign twice once as inspector etc. and once as qualified supervisor or once as QS or as I usually do once as Inspector? I am a sole proprietor so that is why I do not usually sign both.

 

[Toneyz]

Interesting view @Des 56, and why has it become confusing you ask. For instance; I put in cert (EIC) Today to Principal contractor and had it returned as the qualified supervisor had not signed the cert. I have two places I could sign one is as the Inspector and the next box as Reviewed by qualified supervisor. Effectively I am both a QS and Inspector Design and construction. So what am I to do? Sign twice once as inspector etc. and once as qualified supervisor or once as QS or as I usually do once as Inspector? I am a sole proprietor so that is why I do not usually sign both.

Been there before, they haven't got a clue sign it in both boxes it keeps them happy.