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Sounds odd I know but bear with me. Myself and my business partner have set up an electrical installation business but OLEV (EV governing body) require us to be part of an electrical association. This is presumably to show them that we are a legitimate business but neither of us are electricians. We have people ready to work for us who are fully qualified but they won't be employees initially. Therefore I can't see how we can be part of an electrical association. We can't be the ones to have to go through this...
 
I think will need to employ the services of an experienced Electrician. They will be assessed for competence and will be responsible for work done by the company. Perhaps a semi retired Electrician would be prepared to assist you part time, for instance.
 
even a plumber could fit a plug.

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I remember the OP's last thread and I'm still wondering how they can make money with 2 x full time non revenue producing employees..............
 
Well you will have to invest in a QS if you want this one to fly or forget it, its dead on the water imo. The people who are ready to work for you, can one of them step into the breach? Even as S/E?
 
i cvan't read and i can't write, but i can drive a tractor./
 

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