Help! I didn't 'notify' for electrical changes!

DVardysShadow

macman wrote: »

Is he a qualified electrician for Part P then?

I am sure there are part P electricians out there you would not be confident in and people out there you would be confident in who don't have part P. And I say that, despite being generally in favour of Part P

wallbash

Is he a qualified electrician for Part P then?

I thought the OP was talking about work carried out in 2005

Yes I am about to put my house on the Market

Please disregard my comment of you being a wimp :eek:
Your position is now clearer , but still do not quote 'brick it'

Worse things happen at sea !!! :rotfl:

amcluesent

Surely you can 'mention' this is the pub and there's £50 waiting for someone who issues a certificate? Like HIPs these bits a paper are just a con.

ormus

why pay 50 quid?
print your own!


http://www.tysoft.co.uk/index.html

missile

ormus wrote: »

why pay 50 quid?
print your own!;)

I note you were being sarcastic, but I suspect there are quite a few dodgy certificates being offered and accepted?

Joey122

ormus wrote: »

why pay 50 quid?
print your own!


http://www.tysoft.co.uk/index.html

Awesome!!!

Do they do anything like this for Corgi as well??

ormus

yes.
ive no doubt corgi and GSR dodgey blank certs are available on the net too.
the whole thing is a complete joke. and another scam on the public.

zax47

Although notification of this work under Part P of the building regulations would have been required (since the work was done after Jan 1st 2005), no-one can prove just when the work was done, especially if he used the wiring colours in force at the time (red & black). The new (European Harmonised) cable colours were still optional at that time (brown and blue came only became mandatory under 17th Edition wiring regs in July 2007). Contrary to what was posted above, the "new" coloured cables DO NOT have "2005" printed on them seeing as it has nothing to do with it!

If the work was done in back 2005 then don't worry about it for a minute, no one should care about or ask for any certification. (and yes, I AM a qualified and certified electrician, look at some of my other answers!).

rob_mclellan

zax47 wrote: »

Although notification of this work under Part P of the building regulations would have been required (since the work was done after Jan 1st 2005), no-one can prove just when the work was done, especially if he used the wiring colours in force at the time (red & black). The new (European Harmonised) cable colours were still optional at that time (brown and blue came only became mandatory under 17th Edition wiring regs in July 2007). Contrary to what was posted above, the "new" coloured cables DO NOT have "2005" printed on them seeing as it has nothing to do with it!

If the work was done in back 2005 then don't worry about it for a minute, no one should care about or ask for any certification. (and yes, I AM a qualified and certified electrician, look at some of my other answers!).

Thanks, though it does say H2005 approx every 200mm on the 16mm cable, if this isn't the manufacture date of the cable, then what is it?

Cheers

macman

No-one is ever going to look at the cable...
You are moving to another property? Are you going to remove the shower casing and examine the cable? Do you think your surveyor is?