Originally Posted by Zeespark (Post 157547)

Dana, speak to whatever the local LABC is about having to wait, if the NIC have sent you an appointment date and time take it with you. The LABC may just say to send in the certs after your assessment.

AndyGuinness

Originally Posted by a1spark (Post 157651)

I think I can add to that.........

Ze. PEFC. PSCC. Polarity at selected points...RCD test... Suitability of Main & Supp Bonding... Suitability of Tails...., and general visual .with comments where necessary.

a1spark

Originally Posted by jas_singh (Post 157937)

hi mate

i got the 301 coming up

what type of questions were they

do you remember any

what what topic where they based on

thanks

Originally Posted by dv324 (Post 157931)

Hi everyone, my names Damian and I currently work in the industry in southend on sea. I have worked for an electrical company for the past 3 years and during this tim have gained levels 2&3 of the c&g 2330 qualification, the 17th edition wiring regs qualification (I think its the 2382?) and the 2391 test and inspect qualification.
After all of this I am still unsure whether or not i am fully qualified? if not, what else do I need to gain & what am I qualified to undertake at the moment.
Also which is the best governing body to join? and how do I go about it?
All of the information I have tried to gather seems to send me in circles, so any advise or help would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks
D.

Originally Posted by Megaohm7 (Post 157879)

I was thinking that ! After all, these are desperate times and this results in desperate people .. Got to be very careful

Originally Posted by initforthemoney (Post 157888)

That only applies to cooking appliances.

Originally Posted by NozSpark (Post 149574)

........but then what else would I do??

First off my van won't start this morning... no fuel getting to the injectors.. only put £20 in yesterday so it ain't empty! I've disconnected the fuel bypass and on cranking it spits diesel out! so my van is now in the garage running up a bill:(:(

and secondly.. I just rang a potential customer with a price to add a double socket (spurred off another socket and surface mounted half way around his bedroom), fit a TV bracket (& TV to it) and to hide some scart leads in a false chimney... oh sockets are on a 3036 and don't have RCD so I'll be changing that to a MCB and adding the RCD.. so I priced it at £165 and got told I was far and a way the highest price that he'd had... I asked what he'd been priced... £60 £80 and £145... so I told him that there was no way that the £60 and £80 ones could be done to to regs and that a RCD and enclosure is £30 by it's self!:red card

So the question is why do I bother,, there's no point in trying to do a proper job any more!headbangheadbangheadbangheadbangheadbang

Originally Posted by Plumber (Post 157923)

Right thanks, divide by eight does ring a bell.
Just need to find the CSA now

Its time by 8

So 10mm copper requires around 80mm steel equivalent

Regards chris

Originally Posted by steptoe (Post 157859)

what is 2391-10 ?