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04-03-2008
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| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Southampton Hampshire
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 |  Re: Hello All Hi all Thanks for the welcome Used to be in the trade many years ago but never qualified, been in the motor trade for the last 20 years but am now self employed doing property maintenance including bathroom and kitchen fitting. Am looking to self certify my own electrical work as having to use an electrician at the moment. I must admit it seems a bit of a minefield and have had conflicting reports on what is and what isn't needed to join a scheme such as NIC or Napit. Any advice would be much appreciated. Regards Mark |
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