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Does my electrician need a National Inspection Certificate?

Anonymous user 23/02/2024 - 2.42 PM

I work in Facilities Management looking after a commercial building and I am getting an electrician in to do some work. There is a large room and all of the lights are switched on and off by one swith at the back of the room. He is going to put 4 rows of lights onto four switchs so they can be turned on and off individually. he has Business insurance, Power Access Licence, EDSBCA,EFSA, EEFF, Level 3 certificate in requirments for electrical instillations and Level 3 certificate for inspection and testing equipment. Does he need N.I.C ? if so is it absolutly a legal requirment? and if so what other options or routes (eg part p) are there to get round it? Many thanks in advance

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OHM ELECTRICAL AND IT SOLUTIONS LTD

Rating: 5 out of 5
Wembley
Dear Sirs, The Electrician who is coming to work in your property must be registered electrician from > Please visit this web link >http://www.esc.org.uk/public/find-an-electrician/registered-electricians/ And you must get minor work certificate for the particular circuit modified at the end of the job. Best Regards, Vin OHM ELECTRICAL AND IT SOLUTIONS LTD
Answered10 November 2012
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A Jeavons Electrical

Rating: 4.9 out of 5
Colchester
There is no need for a Part P cert for this work as its a commercial building. You should recive a Minor works certificate or Electrical instalation certificate with all the test results. Is there no emergency lighting? Regards Aaron A Jeavons Electrical
Answered10 November 2012
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