Part P Electrical Building Regulations

|| Part P, Electrical & Building Regulations

Major changes to buildings and domestic electrical regulations were introduced by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) in January 2005, under a new amendment
to the Building Regulations:

> Regulation 7, 2000 Building Regulations: (amendment 3, SI 2004/3210).
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This change (defined, but not restricted to as 'Part P' within the regulations) has greatly affected electrical alterations and installations within and around domestic dwellings.
These changes now directly affect how domestic electrical work is conducted, and
indeed even whom may carry out this work.

The following frequently asked questions (FAQ's), provide more details about Part P,
and how the supporting building regulations affect domestic electrical installations.

If your question is not answered within these FAQ's and / or you have any further
questions about Part P, then please contact us by clicking HERE.
Part P - FAQ's


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				Part P - Building Regulations __

			\|\| Part P, Electrical & Building Regulations Major changes to buildings and domestic electrical regulations were introduced by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM) in January 2005, under a new amendment to the Building Regulations: > Regulation 7, 2000 Building Regulations: (amendment 3, SI 2004/3210). . This change (defined, but not restricted to as 'Part P' within the regulations) has greatly affected electrical alterations and installations within and around domestic dwellings. These changes now directly affect how domestic electrical work is conducted, and indeed even whom may carry out this work. The following frequently asked questions (FAQ's), provide more details about Part P, and how the supporting building regulations affect domestic electrical installations. If your question is not answered within these FAQ's and / or you have any further questions about Part P, then please contact us by clicking HERE. 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?** AbleTek is a registered NICEIC registered Domestic Installer, which means we are certified and authorised 'competent persons' against Part P, the latest building regulations, and are able to 'self certify' our work as described above.



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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?