The National wiring regulations committee will confirm the precise changes by the 1st November 2014 and these new changes will be published in the new book in January 2015. So the changes will be published in January 2015 and from July 2015 all work carried out must comply with all the amendments in the book…
Here I’m going to let you know all about the City & Guilds PAT testing courses and which ones will suit your requirements and I’ll also tell you how once completed they will add to your work portfolio and could boost your income. The City & Guilds PAT 2377-22 and 32 testing courses include both…
If we use the statistics from JIB they will inform us that an electrician’s average salary here in the UK is currently running at £30,500. Listed below you will see a list of different regions in the UK and the average salary for each of those regions and whether or not the average salary is…
Electricians are part of the construction industry, it is they who are responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of all electrical systems in all kinds of developments be it domestic homes, commercial buildings, or industrial buildings. Their work is highly skilled, and therefore electricians are in high demand so as you can imagine becoming…
Part P came into effect in 2005 by government regulation and was designed to improve electrical safety in the home, it states that all work carried out domestic dwellings whether it’s for new installations or alterations must be carried out by a competent person. To be seen as a competent person you must register with one…
So, what’s the difference between a domestic installer and an electrician? Well firstly a domestic installer is qualified to undertake electrical work in a domestic dwelling i.e. housing flats and the like. For all intents and purposes you can call yourself an electrician, and most people would consider you an electrician. However there will be…
