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What qualifications should I ask to see from someone about to install a bathroom heater?
Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 2.42 PM
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Electrical Safety Services
Rating: 5 out of 5
Ask the installer what registration body they belong to either; NICEIC, ELECSA or NAPPIT and their ID/registrtaion card. This can be checked with the scheme provider usually by calling or on their website. On completion of the work they should issue you with an Electrical Certificate and then register the work with your local authority building control.
Be aware that some people may show you a JIB or CSCS card! This only proves some degree of competence and is not the same as being a registered domestic installer or approved contractor.
Answered31 October 2011
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Anonymous user
for a bathroom heater ,he will need a phd in phsycology,a phd in economics brain surgeons cert ,last but not least he must be a qualified bathroom heater installer normally a plumber will do this for you in the form of a heated towel rail
Answered30 October 2011
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OHM ELECTRICAL AND IT SOLUTIONS LTD
Rating: 5 out of 5
Hello,
In our view, Qualification is not just the Answer to get satisfaction.
You should ask company ID and any relevant competent membership number and their Photo ID for that company or for that individual person.
Make sure you have checked ID with valid dates on it.
I hope this will give you basic guide line to check before the individual touch your job / take task in his /her hand.
All the best
VIN
OHM ELECTRICAL AND IT SOLUTION LTD
Answered30 October 2011
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Anonymous user
Hi Iain
He should be a qualified electrician who is a Registered Domestic Installer.
you can put the job up on my builder and check up on other peoples views on the person you choose.
I hope this helps if so click on the like button
Thanks
Kelvin
Answered1 November 2011
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Anonymous user
Their Part P certificate.
Hope this helps.
Steven
SJN Electrical Ltd
Answered30 October 2011
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