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according to BS7671, you must be a " competent person". that's it. 2382 and 2391 would be the qualifications that would help you prove competence if ever a job went pete tong.
 
according to BS7671, you must be a " competent person". that's it. 2382 and 2391 would be the qualifications that would help you prove competence if ever a job went pete tong.
But it could be argued that BS7671 is not a legal doc, so no breaking of laws committed providing Part P is conformed to.
 
Lol this is all I'm asking is what qualification/course I need to do to be deemed compentant in testing, I'm confident in carryin out the test after watchin and carryin out tests with a qualified elecy
 
Lol this is all I'm asking is what qualification/course I need to do to be deemed compentant in testing, I'm confident in carryin out the test after watchin and carryin out tests with a qualified elecy


That is impressive,it took me quite a few years to do so, whilst also understanding what exactly it was I was testing
Times change I suppose
 
i've been at it for bloody years, from wind up meggers and avo 8's and i still get it wrong sometimes.
 
it's all very well testing, filling in the cert etc. but do you know an acceptable reading from an unacceptable one, do you know what the readings actually mean. you could be issuing a cert but the readings indicate an unsafe/dangerous/ non compliant state!!
 

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