client wont let me back into site

[chris day]

A portfolio job i used for an NICEIC visit required me to return and carry out some extra works, take pictures and send evidence to the NICEIC.

the client does not care about the certificate being invalid as a result on not carrying out the repairs and they wont allow us back on site.

What will the NICEIC say in response when i call them tomorrow?

 

[Rpa07]

We’ll all find out when you report back after contacting them tomorrow. Get some sleep and forget it all until tomorrow! unless of course someone is on nights and fancies a banter with you.
Write a few things down in a notepad to talk to the scheme about tomorrow - all the best with it.

 

[FatAlan]

Detail in writing what the NICEIC have asked you to do and why? If client says no then not a lot you can do.

 

[Octopus]

You will probably have to pay for another assessment .........

 

[Midwest]

I think I'd plead a bit with your client and explain, tell them its FOC. Whats their reasoning?

 

[Pete999]

A portfolio job i used for an NICEIC visit required me to return and carry out some extra works, take pictures and send evidence to the NICEIC.

the client does not care about the certificate being invalid as a result on not carrying out the repairs and they wont allow us back on site.

What will the NICEIC say in response when i call them tomorrow?

That'll be another 500 notes for another visit.

 

[Nigel]

Should have done the job correct the first time. Naughty naughty.

 

[Spoon]

Should have some the job correct the first time

Like this sentence is....

 

[mhar]

Did you supply / install the 50mm SWA? If your customer has now been told by your assessor that what you have done is wrong then it is not a suprising reaction but leaves you in a very awkward position. You may have to offer to pay for a third party to rectify the mistake (can a 16mm copper conductor be ran alongside?).

 

[Bob Geldoff1234]

Did you supply / install the 50mm SWA? If your customer has now been told by your assessor that what you have done is wrong then it is not a suprising reaction but leaves you in a very awkward position. You may have to offer to pay for a third party to rectify the mistake (can a 16mm copper conductor be ran alongside?).

Who mentioned 50mm swa?

 

[Wilko]

Who mentioned 50mm swa?

Hi - Chris has another thread running about SWA

 

[Pete999]

Hi - Chris has another thread running about SWA

Ah so I'm not the only one getting it wrong then?

 

[Spoon]

I think Chris is not having a good day...

 

[Deleted account]

Hi Chris ,
Is your client not letting you return because he is not happy with you or that he doesn't understand that the installation is not to regs or does he understand, but he is not bothered?

Does your client realise that you will fail your assessment unless you get access and rectify?

 

[Pete999]

Hi Chris ,
Is your client not letting you return because he is not happy with you or that he doesn't understand that the installation is not to regs or does he understand, but he is not bothered?

Does your client realise that you will fail your assessment unless you get access and rectify?

Personally, I don't think the client in this thread gives a Monkey, all he want's is the job done properly, for the money he has shelled out so far, Human nature I suppose.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

If the client is not prepared to allow the OP back on site to rectify the problem, the client will not be able to claim costs for a third party to do the work.
At least, not legally.

 

[Gavin John Hyde]

You could always ask the scheme to give the client a call as it might make them think they ought to let you back to rectify any issues, especially if the scheme explain why

 

[westward10]

Unfortunately this is not a simple fix, assuming his three threads are linked.

 

[Deleted account]

Unfortunately this is not a simple fix, assuming his three threads are linked.

3 threads?

This one, SWA one. What's the other one?

 

[Deleted account]

Found it.

Info on cable size!