Probably.
You can't do the former unless you've already agreed it with the person doing the latter.
Which means you'll need definite proposals regarding responsibility for, and certification of, design, construction, inspection and testing which your LABC will have to approve.
Well, yes, that's the normal situation, but it relates to the person who does the 'installing' (as well as the designing and testing). Whether or not that will work for you depends upon whether you have, or can find, a NICIEC member who is prepared to say that (s)he did all the 'installing' if that were not, in fact, the case. (S)he might be prepared to allow you to do some of the work 'under supervision', but that would certainly have to be discussed and agreed up front.
Fair enough. It is he who will have to sign the declaration that he has 'undertaken' all the design, construction and testing of the installation, so it's up to him to decide how far he is prepared to go in allowing a 'helper' to undertake some of 'his' work 'under supervision'.
Can't see any grounds for an argument - they and I are telling you the same thing.I'm not getting into an argument with you, I don't doubt that you are very knowledgeable in this field, but that’s what I've just been told on the phone. Thanks for your input.
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