dose anybody no were i can get the green electrical certs so i can use them for my niceic essesment thanks?
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If you want NICEIC ones, then http://www.niceicdirect.com/epages/...=/Shops/NICShop/Categories/Certificates/Green
Many others are available.
Many others are available.
i want the free one,s that you download 
Then you must be confused. You have to pay fir anything that you get from NICEIC.
Also NICEIC do not write the wiring regulations(despite what you have been told. )
The Wiring Regulations are written by the IET and you can download standard certificate and report forms from them.
Here is where they can be found. http://electrical.theiet.org/wiring-regulations/forms/2008.cfm?type=pdf
Also NICEIC do not write the wiring regulations(despite what you have been told. )
The Wiring Regulations are written by the IET and you can download standard certificate and report forms from them.
Here is where they can be found. http://electrical.theiet.org/wiring-regulations/forms/2008.cfm?type=pdf
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The IET ones are quite good (Well they should be as they write the regs).
Others, such as NICEIC follow that model and personalise it a bit.
You can still use the IET ones once you are a DI or approved contractor . The NICEIC do make that quite clear in their handbook although they would prefer you to use theirs because they are numbered/traceable and it makes them a shilling or two too
Others, such as NICEIC follow that model and personalise it a bit.
You can still use the IET ones once you are a DI or approved contractor . The NICEIC do make that quite clear in their handbook although they would prefer you to use theirs because they are numbered/traceable and it makes them a shilling or two too
You can only get samples, overprinted with the word "SAMPLE".i want the free one,s that you download
Or possibly "SPECIMEN" - it's been a while since I looked.
They used to be unprotected, so an app which edits PDF files could remove the overprint, but that would be very dodgy - I don't think it would do your assessment much good if you presented certificates which looked like genuine NICEIC ones when you aren't a member.
Use the IET ones, or something like these: http://www.electricaltestcertificates.co.uk/Electrical_Installation_Certificate.html
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