Carrying out work with NO Part P

[JackSparky]

Hi all,

Could someone list what work i'm able to carry out without my Part P, thanks!
(i've tried google but nothing! haha)

 

[Pete999]

Hi all,

Could someone list what work i'm able to carry out without my Part P, thanks!
(i've tried google but nothing! haha)

WTF Part P is a stuffin building regulation. Jeez what is our trade coming too?? The part P qualification, is something the scams have come up with to make money for them and the numerous training facilities they are allied to, imo.

 

[mhar]

nothing gynaecological

 

[buzzlightyear]

jack sparrow, try commercial or industrial .

 

[JackSparky]

WTF Part P is a stuffin building regulation. Jeez what is our trade coming too?? The part P qualification, is something the scams have come up with to make money for them and the numerous training facilities they are allied to, imo.

Go on Pete! hahaha

 

[Pete999]

Go on Pete! hahaha

This is the trouble far to many people agree but nobody wants to do anything about it. It's a crime.

 

[westward10]

What sort of works are you looking at doing.

 

[JackSparky]

What sort of works are you looking at doing.

Sorry mate should have specified, it's domestic

 

[Midwest]

Notifiable work (in England, slightly different in Wales, totally different rest of UK), extends to new circuits, CU replacements and work in a special location.

 

[westward10]

Sorry mate should have specified, it's domestic

I gathered that.

 

[Midwest]

Notifiable work (in England, slightly different in Wales, totally different rest of UK), extends to new circuits, CU replacements and work in a special location.

So that's what you can't do, unless you line the pockets of your LBC with lots of cash

 

[westward10]

Well he can do whatever he pleases but some works require notification.

 

[JackSparky]

So that's what you can't do, unless you line the pockets of your LBC with lots of cash

Nice one, cheers bud

 

[Midwest]

Well he can do whatever he pleases but some works require notification.

Yep of course he can, but then he will not be complying, if he does some of the above without first informing his LBC, usually for a small fee.

 

[Midwest]

Yep of course he can, but then he will not be complying, if he does some of the above without first informing his LBC, usually for a small fee.

Anything from nothing to £600, from what I've heard/read.

 

[SparkyChick]

As @Pete999 has pointed out, Part P is part of the building regulations. It applies to all works in a dwelling (and also some settings which share a supply meter with a dwelling) regardless of whether it is notifiable or not.

The exams are merely a mechanism by which one can demonstrate your competence in terms of your ability to understand and comply with the requirements laid out in Part P.

Providing you are competent enough to comply with the requirements of Part P you can do what ever you want as long as you comply with the notification requirements.

 

[LankyWill]

Why doesn't your qualifications show compentcy?

 

[Deleted member 9648]

If I hear anyone else say 'when I get my part P'......I'm going to scweeeeeeam the forum down.
I haven't got my part P, wish I did have a part P....seems I'm the only f****r without a part P. I'm feeling left out not having a part P. I'm gonna have to get a Part P.

 

[Midwest]

Hi all,

Could someone list what work i'm able to carry out without my Part P, thanks!
(i've tried google but nothing! haha)

Of course you could download this document, and have a read yourself;
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploa...achment_data/file/441872/BR_PDF_AD_P_2013.pdf

I googled that

 

[JackSparky]

If I hear anyone else say 'when I get my part P'......I'm going to scweeeeeeam the forum down.
I haven't got my part P, wish I did have a part P....seems I'm the only f****r without a part P. I'm feeling left out not having a part P. I'm gonna have to get a Part P.

so.. no Part P?