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Hi, I recently began adding a circuit to a CCU for a friend, in his takeaway restaurant . Another electrician butted in and said that I must test the entire board first? And because I'm not part P registered that I must notify the local authority.
I'm fully Qualified to the 17th ed, I was under the impression that when adding circuits you must test the incoming supply (tails, main earth) making sure there up to regs. I've never worked with anyone who has tested the entire board to add a circuit assuming it can handle the additional load.
I'm not sure why he's askingabout part P as it's not a domestic premises
Basically my Question boils down to this....
What are the legal limits and precautions I must take being fully Qualified but not Part P sregistered?
For example can I test and inspect including signing off the work? I thought I could but now im doubting the rules.....again!
Any advice is appreciated, thanks
I'm fully Qualified to the 17th ed, I was under the impression that when adding circuits you must test the incoming supply (tails, main earth) making sure there up to regs. I've never worked with anyone who has tested the entire board to add a circuit assuming it can handle the additional load.
I'm not sure why he's askingabout part P as it's not a domestic premises
Basically my Question boils down to this....
What are the legal limits and precautions I must take being fully Qualified but not Part P sregistered?
For example can I test and inspect including signing off the work? I thought I could but now im doubting the rules.....again!
Any advice is appreciated, thanks