I understand that under 17th Edition a minor works certificate is no longer permissible when installing a new consumer unit and that a domestic installation certificate is required. Does this mean a FULL domestic installation certificate;
. This Question of the Day, concerning Part P of the Building Regulations and certification[...] to be installed at time of installation by the erectors. I consider that my certification is for the sub[...] no [...]
Since NICEIC released its ground breaking Certification Software two years ago to allow its registered contractors to complete their certificates on a computer, it has been [...]
City & Guilds I passed the 2391 in May02 and received a certificate from the City and Guilds[...] the 2381 and received my Certificate about 5 weeks later, not long after this I received confirmation that I had successfully pass the 2391.
certificate and several minor works certificates for a refurbishment job carried out. All work was done[...] circuits installed are referenced to the electrical installation certificate while the minor works certificates relate
[...] current[...] Storage Systems Reassessment is open to all holders of existing unvented certificates regardless of which certification body issued the original certificate. To be eligible for reassessment candidates
wholesalers. SELECT was the first Scheme Provider for the Certification of Construction (Electrical[...] of Construction. Certification of work is optional but there are benefits including [...]
I am trying to comply with part p but i am having dificulty finding information on filling out the fire certificate. Most jobs are rewiring of 3 bed houses with smoke alarm upstairs and 1 downstairs or 1 heat detector in kitchen
Hi can you advise me if there is a correct certificate that needs to be filled in after the tests are done on a fire alarm system and an emergency lighting system or can they be added to a P.I.R. regards Richie Straughan
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