Stroma Certification Scheme Thinking of Joining Stroma

[Loki]

Hi Everyone,

As the title says I'm looking at joining Stroma & on looking on this forum I noticed users mentioning the following documents are required.

A complaints log
A Health & Safety Policy
A completed risk assessment for the job your using as the assessment

I've spoken to Stroma today & they say that they have templates for these but will only send them out once I have filled out the online form & paid.

Cheeky I know but does anyone have these document templates?
It's just I like to be prepared & want to have a look at them.

A proving unit & torque screwdriver were not mandatory requirements for the assessment.


Other requirements were:

• Lock off kit
• Testing equipment
• 2 new circuits for the assessment - was advised not to use a consumer unit upgrade as its not new circuits
• 17th edition
• Formal qualifications E.G. NVQ level 3, city & guilds 2360 or equivalent.
• Onsite guide
• Public liability insurance for £2 million
• Professional indemnity insurance for £250,000 (If carrying out conditioning reports / 3rd party testing / commercial certification) Stroma insurance services offer discounted insurance on 0345 030 5183
• 2391 or equivalent (If carrying out conditioning reports / 3rd party testing)
• 2 passport size photographs
• Electricity at Work Regulations (The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 - HSR25 - http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/hsr25.htm )
• Approved document P:http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20151113141044/http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/br/br_pdf_ad_p_2013.pdf
• The Calibration Certificates for your Instruments
• An up to date CV

Thanks

Michael

 

[The Ghost]

If you are going for third party/EICR you will need a third party contract and disclaimer for the third party to sign. There are about 50-60 questions on tech. things and H&S as well. The documentation will take around two hours then off to site for a quick Ze with isolation and maybe a couple of other tests. Can't give you the forms they have as I had my own and did not download them. Also a complaint policy will be needed. They will want to see completed certs. for EICR and possibly the work you have done.

 

[rolyberkin]

Will PM them to you.

 

[Octopus]

Stroma is perfect if you are SE ............ its just over £5.50 per week - and you can self certify and notify Part P from the comfort of your own home .............

I used to be with Elecsa ................... I enjoy saving around £200 per year

 

[Loki]

Thanks again everyone for your very quick responses, yet another example why this is such a great forum

 

[Octopus]

Loki - if you need any help with the forms PM me