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New EAS effective 1st September 2020.

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ELECTROTECHNICAL ASSESSMENT SPECIFICATION FOR USE BY CERTIFICATION AND REGISTRATION BODIES

NOTE: This EAS (January 2020) replaces the previous EAS (July 2015) and is effective from 1st September 2020.

https://electrical.theiet.org/media/2349/eas-effective-from-1st-september-2020.pdf
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    I'm glad I am in the process of self-assessing for retirement at the end of next year. Looking at the the list of parasitic quangos published at the top of the document, there'll be a whole lot of indolent mouths to feed as a consequence of something like this being actioned.

    The wiser ones among us will rapidly conclude that the job isn't worth a light any more if we have to comply with all of that bureaucratic nonsense.

    Has anyone actually costed these new requirements?
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    I'm glad I am in the process of self-assessing for retirement at the end of next year. Looking at the the list of parasitic quangos published at the top of the document, there'll be a whole lot of indolent mouths to feed as a consequence of something like this being actioned.

    The wiser ones among us will rapidly conclude that the job isn't worth a light any more if we have to comply with all of that bureaucratic nonsense.

    Has anyone actually costed these new requirements?
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