well i could have blindly gone into it but i sought advice. it wud be nice to actually get some without the smart a**e comments. So now i know that i am doing the job and it complies . Its safer than it was before i started. so i can sleep soundly.by the way johnd ....none of ur business!
which rcd?
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look i wud gladly swap to pme but the DNO are getting back to me as to whether it is available. the company that i work for wont foot the bill for a split load RCD consumer unit. and the customer is not liable for the bill because all they wanted was a new kitchen and wen i discovered the faults , it was the surveyor that missed them. Out of my hands. i think that a new 2 way for the sockets and shower wud be a good aternative but i have been assured by my company that as long as i have one RCD socket for outdoor equipment and that i make it clear on my EIC that that is the only socket that the customer can safely use for those purposes, then i have done my job and it will comply. so now im ready for it!! go for it now you know wot i do!! and no, i dont have to notify any work so hit me for the 2nd time!!
sijaysee said:
Firstly I did not assume. You stated that you do not need to notify. Failure to notify certain works, in England and Wales, is against the law i.e. illegal.
Being a member of a self certification scheme will mean LABC are notified via the self cert scheme.
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