The NICEIC is an independent regulatory body that ensures safe procedures for electrical installation in the UK. It maintains and publishes registers of electricians and electrical contractors that have been assessed against requirements, including the IEE Wiring Regulations (national electrical safety standard BS 7671).
The NICEIC maintains the Roll of Approved Contractors and the Register of Domestic Installers. Since 2005, registered Domestic Installers have been authorised to self-certify their domestic electrical work as compliant with Part P of the Building Regulations for England and Wales.
NICEIC’s Domestic Installer Scheme is designed to enable registered electricians to work under the Building Regulations Part P – Electrical Safety. The scheme is open to any electrician or electrical contracting organisation undertaking electrical work as an integral part of their main business, providing they can show their competence to perform electrical work in accordance with Part P of the Building Regulations. Compliance with the Building Regulations in England and Wales is governed by DCLG and in Scotland by SBSA.
Homeserve accepts NICEIC registered contractors as qualified and ensures they have proved their electrical qualifications alongside other requirements in relation to public liability insurance. Homeserve emergency electricians must also agree to our Service Level Agreement, Key Performance Indicators, work standards and standard processes. This ensures our customers receive nothing but the highest standard of service delivery. Learn more about what you can expect from us
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