Commercial installations

[maffematics]

Hi all

If I was only doing commercial installations would i need to be registered with niceic,napit etc or can i just self certify my work on plain certificates

Thanks matt

 

[NozSpark]

You can do industrial, commercial and certain domestic work without being registered with a scheme,,, infact you can do anything that is non-notifyable (Part P)

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

You can actually do ANYTHING including notifiable without registering....

if you pay the LABC first!!!

There is NO obligation to be a member of any scheme..

BUT..

practically it is a far more cost effective as a business doing more than a couple of notifiable jobs per year to register with an approved scheme provider!

:Salute

 

[ProDave]

Of course, if you work in Scotland, where there is no part P, you can also do ALL domestic work without needing to register with any scam provider :innocent

 

[batty]

You may find that some customers may only want you to work for them if you are registered probably with NICEIC as they are the favourite.

 

[Doc Hudson]

Of course, if you work in Scotland, where there is no part P, you can also do ALL domestic work without needing to register with any scam provider :innocent

I was waiting for one of our tartan members to add that comment.

Doc H.

 

[Evans Electric]

They have to rub it in don't they?

I think we should petition the Scottish Parliament to bring it in !!!

On the other hand it must prevent the Scots from working in England .!!

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Maffemattiks , I'd like to guess that in 10 years , Sparks will have to be registered for all areas of work.

They won't leave it at domestic only.