Just talking to a guy who lives in the same village and he's getting quotes for a re-wire. He asked the electrician who came yesterday if he would raise the BCN or whether he would have to do that himself. To which the electrician said "I'm what's called Part P qualified so you don't need a BCN I will issue you all the approval you will need"
Is this true ?
I believe so.
Yes. The requirement is EITHER to have the work down by an employee of a firm registered with an approved association (NICEIC and, I believe, one other) OR to submit a building control notice.
Part P is not a qualification, ask the electrician to see his registration document for Part P, with either NAPIT, ECA, NICEIC or FENSA, there's another one I can't think of.
Did you really mean FENSA there (i.e. window installers)?
CORGI have part P schemes among others...
There was me thinking that sounded like a typo!
Spose it makes about as much sense as part P anyway.
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "John McLean" saying something like:
It all makes as much sense as trying to find the hidden message in alphabet soup.
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