Domestic
Electrical
Commercial
/ Industrial
Installation
Lighting
- Emergency
Lighting
Test
Certificates:
- Surveys
& Reports
- Portable
Appliance
Structured
Cabling
- Cat5/e
& Cat6
Wireless:
- WLAN
(802.11b/g)
Fibre
Optic:
- Test,
Splicing, Repair
Telephone
Systems
PA
/ Tannoy Systems
Broadband:
- Home
/ Office
Burglar
Alarms
Fire
Alarms
Farm
/ Agricultural Alarms
Part P - Building Regulations __
|| Part P, Electrical & Building Regulations
1. What is Part P?
2. Why do we need electrical regulation?
3. What types of electrical work DOES Part P cover?
4. What types of electrical work does Part P NOT cover?
5. What is the 'Competent Persons' scheme and registration?
6. Are electricians and electrical contractors required to register?
7. How will compliance with Part P be enforced?
8. What benefits is Part P aiming to provide?
9. How do my local area building control office treat Part P?
10. Can I get cheaper house insurance if work is certified to Part P?
8. What benefits is Part P aiming to provide?
IIt is expected that bringing electrical work in dwellings under building regulationscontrol will reduce the number of deaths, injuries and fires caused by faults in
electrical installations. It is also expected that nationally, Part P will lead to an overall
improvement in the competence of electrical contractors and to an improvement in the quality of electrical work.
