Electrical Services: |
| Fire alarm systems |
Security lights |
Spot lights/dimmers |
| New fuse boards |
Garden Lighting |
Shower installations |
| Fuse Board Repairs |
Out door Electrics |
Additional sockets |
| TV/Phone Wiring |
Cooker Installations |
Electrical Alterations |
| Testing |
Extractor fans in bathroom/kitchens |
House Re-Wires and new installations |
| Intruder Alarms |
Fault Finding and Maintenance |
Internal/external lighting |
| Extension & conservatory electrics |
Emergency lighting |
Part ‘P’ qualified |
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Electrical Qualifications: |
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- Over 22 years of experience as a domestic and commercial electrician.
- NICEIC approved domestic installer.
- 17th Edition of I.E.E wiring regulations.
- CSCS Certified contractor.
- J.I.B Approved Electrician.
- Fully qualified electrician BS2361-Parts 1, 2 & C.
- Five year electrical apprenticeship to NVQ level 3.
- Part P 'Competent Person' which enables self-certification under the new building regulation.
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PART P Competent Person. |
| Part P applies to fixed electrical installations in dwellings (including gardens) and affects many of the typical jobs I undertake. |
| Work affected by Part P is subject to notification to, and inspection by, building control bodies. However, as I am registered as a part ‘P’ competent person I can self certify the work I carry out. As a householder you will have the important reassurance that you are using someone that has been independently assessed and certified as competent to carry out the work and that my work complies with all applicable requirements of the building regulations. |
| Self-certification benefits the householder because by using a Competent Person you don’t have to pay building control fees or submit a building notice. |
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