As i have mentioned many times before we joined the NICEIC because we were fed up arguing many points raised here. Being a member pays for its self just from the work we get in, the the Part P notifications are a bonus.
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Horses for courses.
We dont all drive a roller, some of us simply cant afford one, some of us dont think they are value for money, some of our clients might like the image though.
We dont all drive a roller, some of us simply cant afford one, some of us dont think they are value for money, some of our clients might like the image though.
It is only the Public Sector that are not allowed to specify the "governing body", they are the ones subject to anti-competition laws.
Private companies, including Insurance Companies are free to specify what they want, including the pink overalls with blue teddy bears if they so wish!!!
Private companies, including Insurance Companies are free to specify what they want, including the pink overalls with blue teddy bears if they so wish!!!
That's your excuse
Manator
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I have actually met sidewinder and pink overalls with blue teddy bears is not what he would contemplate. He does not take kindly to fools, which amazed me as being a fool myself we actually got on well, and do look forward to our next meeting whenever that happens.
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he told me you were buying the beer at ELEX in COV. :C
he told me you were buying the beer at ELEX in COV. :C
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As long the beer comes with a curry attached (which it has done every year) I don`t mind who pays ....
If the numbers go up again, this year we`ll need more tables!
If the numbers go up again, this year we`ll need more tables!
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mmm beer and curry......
prof,
I'm hoping to attend again, was a good crack, though I'll need to eat earlier this time!!!
I'm hoping to attend again, was a good crack, though I'll need to eat earlier this time!!!
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Lightweight!
^ Prof,
You must be thinking of the wrong person, else you are trying to flatter me!!!
You must be thinking of the wrong person, else you are trying to flatter me!!!
I had to stop using the rolls because the ladders were scuffing the leather & my tool box was ruining the Axminster. My gardener i gave it to gets on fine with it.
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So you`re not the super athlete from Wales then?
I should have gone to Specsavers .....
I should have gone to Specsavers .....
Thats an excellent post SL. However you are slightly one-sided towards the customers viewpoint. If a tradesman don't like the customer, for example, he/she has a choice, too. Whether to work for that customer. I recently went to assess a job for a potential new customer. Very well-to-do and extremely nice people. However, I mentioned a day-rate and they looked quite alarmed. The previous spark was doing work for them at
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othen
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Hi OnOff,
I was wondering which CPS you decided to join in the end. I'm in a similar position:
I've recently become a landlord, and coincidentally have both 2382 and 2391 qualifications from a previous life. A property I have acquired could do with a few notifiable jobs, and the local council charge £310 under the building regulations. It would seem that (although I don't normally practice as an electrician) it may well be worth registering with a CPS as I'd save money on just one job, and would then be able to self certify for anything else that came up. I might even take on the odd electrical contract as well.
STROMA seems to be the cheapest Part P self certification scheme, I was wondering whether you would recommend STROMA or indeed a less expensive scheme?
Best wishes,
Alan
I was wondering which CPS you decided to join in the end. I'm in a similar position:
I've recently become a landlord, and coincidentally have both 2382 and 2391 qualifications from a previous life. A property I have acquired could do with a few notifiable jobs, and the local council charge £310 under the building regulations. It would seem that (although I don't normally practice as an electrician) it may well be worth registering with a CPS as I'd save money on just one job, and would then be able to self certify for anything else that came up. I might even take on the odd electrical contract as well.
STROMA seems to be the cheapest Part P self certification scheme, I was wondering whether you would recommend STROMA or indeed a less expensive scheme?
Best wishes,
Alan
othen
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Hi OnOff,
I was wondering which CPS you decided to join in the end. I'm in a similar position:
I've recently become a landlord, and coincidentally have both 2382 and 2391 qualifications from a previous life. A property I have acquired could do with a few notifiable jobs, and the local council charge £310 under the building regulations. It would seem that (although I don't normally practice as an electrician) it may well be worth registering with a CPS as I'd save money on just one job, and would then be able to self certify for anything else that came up. I might even take on the odd electrical contract as well.
STROMA seems to be the cheapest Part P self certification scheme, I was wondering whether you would recommend STROMA or indeed a less expensive scheme?
Best wishes,
Alan
I was wondering which CPS you decided to join in the end. I'm in a similar position:
I've recently become a landlord, and coincidentally have both 2382 and 2391 qualifications from a previous life. A property I have acquired could do with a few notifiable jobs, and the local council charge £310 under the building regulations. It would seem that (although I don't normally practice as an electrician) it may well be worth registering with a CPS as I'd save money on just one job, and would then be able to self certify for anything else that came up. I might even take on the odd electrical contract as well.
STROMA seems to be the cheapest Part P self certification scheme, I was wondering whether you would recommend STROMA or indeed a less expensive scheme?
Best wishes,
Alan
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Hi Guys ,not trying to resurect this old thread but did any of you jump ship and join stroma ???
If so how do you find them and their easy cert software ??.
I thought about changing before my last visit but could not find enough peeeps with good feedback so stayed with certsure !!.
Would love to hear from any of you who did join them.
Regards SSAB
If so how do you find them and their easy cert software ??.
I thought about changing before my last visit but could not find enough peeeps with good feedback so stayed with certsure !!.
Would love to hear from any of you who did join them.
Regards SSAB
I left Elecsa and joined Stroma this year:
just the same as Elecsa but cheaper for the annual fees and none of this "mandatory" insurance with notifications so the notifications are 50% cheaper.
just the same as Elecsa but cheaper for the annual fees and none of this "mandatory" insurance with notifications so the notifications are 50% cheaper.
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