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[Kd1]

please be advised

 

[Octopus]

If you want to carry out notifiable works then just register with a scheme such a NAPIT, NICEIC, ELECSA Etc plus required insurance.

I told him that in Post #7 - now he's getting arsy.

Unlikely to last long on here with that attitude.

Guess he's about 20 years old

 

[andyb]

Quite hypocritical of you to post on here and support it then really.

Exactly, bunch of hypocrites some on here. They use the forum and then criticise the sponsor that gives them the platform to spout off from lol

It doesn't make you a hypocrite if you do not like one of the sponsors, that wasn't the point I was trying to make.

I was just trying to say that training has changed immensely since most on here qualified. People now wanting to enter the industry are told they need 'part p' or we can qualify you to 'part p'
When they come on here asking basic questions and stating that they are 'part p qualified' maybe we should cut them a little slack and give them some guidance.

 

[Kd1]

Thank you for your reply

 

[Kd1]

Thank you

 

[andyb]

I told him that in Post #7 - now he's getting arsy.

Unlikely to last long on here with that attitude.

Guess he's about 20 years old

You did Murdoch, it was a helpful post and the op thanked you in post 8.

It's probably the next dozen or so posts that made him arsey.

 

[Kd1]

Never a truer word spoken !!!

 

[Kd1]

Thank you for your info

 

[Knobhead]

Yet another arsy Electrical Trainee me thinks.

 

[mechelec]

Exactly, bunch of hypocrites some on here. They use the forum and then criticise the sponsor that gives them the platform to spout off from lol

Sounds just like certain people who come to this country use our services and then spout off about how bad the western way of life is.

 

[andyb]

How did we get from this

Hi can anyone shed some light on this please, I retrained and have my domestic a part p , 17th regs& inspection & testing city & guilds qualifications, I would like to know so I have to belong to elecsa or niceic ? I understand that if I join these bodies it enables to self certify my own work, would it hinder me to take in work not belonging to either of these bodies .
Thanks

To this

Sounds just like certain people who come to this country use our services and then spout off about how bad the western way of life is.

 

[mechelec]

How did we get from this



To this

Was as a bit random I know. I was just reading in the paper about some "hate preacher" spouting off about this country whilst being on benefits ffs and saw a loose comparison.
I agree with Tony about the course provider. Seems like 5 weeks was too long to be in training and it's now down to 18 days.

 

[Marvo]

This thread is a throwback to the 'good ol days' of the forum where people got regularly slated because they don't meet the minimum standard of a chosen few. With the exception of a handful of the posts on this thread it isn't acceptable.

If you've got a problem with the required qualifications to become a domestic installer then lobby an MPor there's plenty of threads around on the topic of the 'state of the industry' or 'deskilling' without having to alienate or belittle newcomers in their own threads and then act surprised when they get 'arsey'.

If you don't have anything constructive to say the rather don't say anything.