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you know the nic do not do third party , so it down to the builder to sort that out .not you .What bothers me is what happens when I'm testing, and turns out IR is ****ed since cable pinched or screwed through as 1st fix was pony.....
It's gonna be daywork I think...
In that case, there will be a paper trail of who done the work.That's strictly not true. The BC may accept their qualifications and allow them to notify directly ...
Yeah, we aren't talking 3rd party here, even if nic did operate such a scheme, i'd only sign off if i'd witnessed 1st fix before boarding.
Eicr route effectively means bco taking responsibility for first fix as I see it. Question is; will they? Find out tomorrow I guess...
third party is not niceic goes I afraid.Yeah, we aren't talking 3rd party here, even if nic did operate such a scheme, i'd only sign off if i'd witnessed 1st fix before boarding.
Eicr route effectively
Nore should they, it's not how Part P notification was supposed to work.Not all BCO's will accept EICR's .........
third party is not niceic goes I afraid.Yeah, we aren't talking 3rd party here, even if nic did operate such a scheme, i'd only sign off if i'd witnessed 1st fix before boarding.
Eicr route effectively
third party is not niceic goes I afraid.Yeah, we aren't talking 3rd party here, even if nic did operate such a scheme, i'd only sign off if i'd witnessed 1st fix before boarding.
Eicr route effectively
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