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WHY CANNOT AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER BE A QS.

It would appear that the IET EAS document now requires a QS to be an NVQ qualified electrician.

In the same way a building surveyor needs to be professionally qualified person who does not need to be a bricklayer but needs to know how bricks should be laid why cannot a professionally registered electrical engineer with an 18th Edition Qual. and C and G 2391 with maybe a Level 4 2396 design qualification be a QS?

The so called competent person schemes do not register electricians. They only register “enterprises” which have to have a single assessed person who is responsible for the technical standards in the company. It would appear a spotty faced youth with an NVQ 3 with minimal experience can be a QS but a Charted Engineer with decades of experience cannot be?

Before you ask I was the NICEIC PDH and  QS  for my own company for 15 years up until last year.

I would be interested in your views? 

 

 

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  • ebee: 
     

    From now on every-time I see someone slavishly following a paper trail I will think of the “Sparkingchip`s Rabbit” !

    It was one of those golden Monty Python type never to be forgot moments, bearing in mind I was holding two very fit and active ferrets at the time who were showing a great interest in the dead rabbit.

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  • ebee: 
     

    From now on every-time I see someone slavishly following a paper trail I will think of the “Sparkingchip`s Rabbit” !

    It was one of those golden Monty Python type never to be forgot moments, bearing in mind I was holding two very fit and active ferrets at the time who were showing a great interest in the dead rabbit.

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