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Malcg · 19-04-2008

To be Part P registered you have to be assessed by one of the bodies NIC, NAPIT etc against two recent jobs. Passing a course at college is not being registered as Part P!!

You need to upgrade to 2382 (17th Edition) before July 1st and carry out several installations before you will hvae enough experience to do the Inspection & Testing.
You will also need to be taking the 2392 (17th Edition) suggest after your Part P registered.

The first few jobs will have to be done using (and paying) Building Control to pass them and then NIC / NAPIT can assess you for these jobs to get you registered. You need to be the "supervisor" of the work so you cant work for someone else and use those jobs!

Good luck

Shakey

Can only go for approved contractor with NIC after two years trading as sparks, if I recall correctly.

19-04-2008	#11 (permalink)
Malcg Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 19	Re: Part P or 2391 To be Part P registered you have to be assessed by one of the bodies NIC, NAPIT etc against two recent jobs. Passing a course at college is not being registered as Part P!! You need to upgrade to 2382 (17th Edition) before July 1st and carry out several installations before you will hvae enough experience to do the Inspection & Testing. You will also need to be taking the 2392 (17th Edition) suggest after your Part P registered. The first few jobs will have to be done using (and paying) Building Control to pass them and then NIC / NAPIT can assess you for these jobs to get you registered. You need to be the "supervisor" of the work so you cant work for someone else and use those jobs! Good luck Shakey Can only go for approved contractor with NIC after two years trading as sparks, if I recall correctly.
Malcg Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 19	Last edited by Malcg; 19-04-2008 at 11:52 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost