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notoriousgib83
Hi,
I'm looking for some advice. I had a phone call today from a company asking me whether I'd be interested in performing some EICR's for them which they supply to the public. I am aware that someone considered a 'competent' person can perform these but what is the minimum qualification that would stand up in court proving competency?.
I have my 17th Edition, C&G 2330 and am on the Elecsa Part P scheme. I have performed many EICR's on industrial, commercial and domestic properties with another 2391 electrician acting as the head engineer. So I feel more than competent to perform an EICR on a domestic property on my own. However, there seems to be a grey area with regards to this in the regs which should be addressed. There doesn't seem to be a definitive answer. Your advice would be much appreciated.
I'm looking for some advice. I had a phone call today from a company asking me whether I'd be interested in performing some EICR's for them which they supply to the public. I am aware that someone considered a 'competent' person can perform these but what is the minimum qualification that would stand up in court proving competency?.
I have my 17th Edition, C&G 2330 and am on the Elecsa Part P scheme. I have performed many EICR's on industrial, commercial and domestic properties with another 2391 electrician acting as the head engineer. So I feel more than competent to perform an EICR on a domestic property on my own. However, there seems to be a grey area with regards to this in the regs which should be addressed. There doesn't seem to be a definitive answer. Your advice would be much appreciated.