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Part P was introduced in January 2005, it is a part of the building regulations series. Part P covers electrical installations and the requirements as set out within part P. It is enforceable in the same way as any of the other building regulations and the body who police it, at local level is your building control office. Building regulation Part's range from Part A (structure) to Part P (electrical) So what stops you
just wiring your own electric's? Nothing does until you come to sell your
property. You could phone your building control office before you
start your rewire and inform them of your intent and request building
control to visit and they will. Well at least they will charge you (£350 at my local building control) and then send out an electrician who is registered with one of the Part P self certification schemes. They will inspect your work and either pass it and issue a certificate or fail it and then charge you to come out and re test after the non compliance has been sorted out. Now to join any of
the self certification schemes you need a number a qualifiers first:- When the scheme was thought up it was decided that so many experienced and highly skilled electricians had no qualifications or non relevant ones there needed to be a fast track method to qualify. These are C&G 2382 (17th edition) and C&G 2391 (inspection and test). Anyone with these qualifications should have no problem applying for any of the schemes, please see below for the individual bodies requirements.
Part P registration body BSI What qualifications are required? • The ‘minimum’ qualification required by the QS is C&G 2381/2382. (17th edition). Click here to check BSI site Part P registration body NAPIT A current BS7671:2001 qualification such as NA2381 or C&G 2382, or an interim on site technical assessment Yes Yes • A current Inspection and Testing Certificate to BS7671:2001 (C&G 2391 or C&G 2400), OR The NAPIT Certificate of Competence NA-A1A5 OR an interim on site technical assessment Click here to check NAPIT site Part P registration body ELECSA 17th Edition Wiring Regulations – You must be able to demonstrate a full grasp of the 17h Edition Wiring Regulations. The recognize qualification for this is the City & Guilds 2381/2382. Inspection & Testing - You must be able to demonstrate a full grasp of Inspection and Testing. The recognize qualification for this is the City & Guilds 2391. Click here to check ELECSA site Part P registration body PARTP Any of the following qualifications have been deemed suitable: City & Guilds 2381, City & Guilds 2382, City & Guilds A, B or C certificate, City & Guilds 236 Part 1, 2 or C certificate, City & Guilds 2360 Part 1, 2 or C certificate, City & Guilds 2356 Part 1 or 2, City & Guilds 2351 (all 8 units), City & Guilds 2330, City & Guilds 2391, City & Guilds 2400 Click here to check PARTP site Part P registration body CORGI Applicants wishing to join the Electrical Scheme must hold a suitable qualification before signing up to the scheme. See the list below for recognize qualifications. CORGI Electrical Competence Scheme (ECS), City & Guilds 2391: Inspection & Testing, Domestic Electrical Installer Qualification - (National Accredited Qualification), City & Guilds 2382: Certificate in the Requirements for Electrical Installation (BS7671:June 2001), City & Guilds 17th Edition of the IEE Wiring Regulations (2381), NICC Domestic Installer Scheme Qualification (DISQ), City & Guilds 2360 Part 2 (Electrical Installation Competencies), City & Guilds 2330 Technical Certificate in Electrical Installation, 2355 & 2356 - NVQ/SVQ Level 3 in installing and commissioning electrical technical systems and equipment, The Scottish Qualification Authority Tailored Award in Design and Verification of Electrical Installation, City & Guilds 2400: Design, Erection and Verification of Electrical Installations , OFTEC 103 Click here to check CORGI site Part P registration body NICEIC 1. Do you hold a city & Guilds 2381/82 (17th edition) or equivalent qualification?YES You meet the training requirements of the Domestic Installer Scheme - Go to box 3 3. Do you feel confident about inspection and testing? No Consider enrolling on the 'NICEIC Inspection and testing' course or an equivalent such as the'C&G 2391'course. |
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