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brightspark2010
Does anyone out there know if uk niceic contracting companies quote for and carry out installations in the republic of ireland under there niceic registration is this acceptable
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Nolnoc
To the best of my knowledge no they can't.The companies must be registered with one of the Irish ones. There are only 2 RECI and ECSSA. I know some of the firms based in the north of Ireland are registered both side of the border. Don't let this put you off doing a job over here,the two companies above will come out and test and certify it for you(for a fee of course).Insurance might be an issue but that is something your insurance company can deal with.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
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Lighthouse Phil
Heres RECI's contact details, you'll find they're very helpful to contractors coming over from the UK
Register of Electrical Contractors of Ireland,
Unit 9, KCR Industrial Estate,
Ravensdale Park,
Kimmage, Dublin 12.
Tel: 353(0)1 492 9966; Fax: 353(0)1 492 9983
Wiring regs very similar to UK, TNC-S earthing (PME), etc etc,,
Theres a few Irish lads on this forum, we'll give you any advice you'll need...
Is it commercial or domestic?? Why not sub it out ??
Register of Electrical Contractors of Ireland,
Unit 9, KCR Industrial Estate,
Ravensdale Park,
Kimmage, Dublin 12.
Tel: 353(0)1 492 9966; Fax: 353(0)1 492 9983
Wiring regs very similar to UK, TNC-S earthing (PME), etc etc,,
Theres a few Irish lads on this forum, we'll give you any advice you'll need...
Is it commercial or domestic?? Why not sub it out ??
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