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John Peckham

As some of you know I have an involvement with the IET and have been a member for many years.

There is a low visibility in the electrical installation industry of who the IET is and what the IET does. The usual response I get is "you are the people who publish the Wiring Regs" and nothing more.

I am involved with some work in understanding what people would want or know about the IET that would make them want to become a member, and also consider professional registration?

So I need your help please.

What would you like to know about the IET, and what you would want from the IET to make you consider joining? Have you thought about professional registration?

Honest views please and I promise to listen. If you do not want to say on a public forum then email me on info( the symbol for at) astutetechnicalservices.co.uk.

Thanks for your anticipated help.

if you are already a member I would also appreciate your views? 

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  • The "old" IET Electrical website is still running, but I cannot imagine any of the users of this forum have visited it since the forum was moved to IET EngX.

    All the IET resources for electricians were on one website, now the forum is remote and there are not any obvious links to download certificates and other resources, they are still there but it is not made clear where they are.

    This doesn't come over as encouraging electrical practitioners to make the most of what the IET has on offer.

    IET Electrical website

    Click the box with the arrow labelled IET Sites in the top right hand corner of the screen.

    Then scroll right to the bottom of the homepage that opens and you will find a menu where you can click "Wiring Regulations"

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  • The "old" IET Electrical website is still running, but I cannot imagine any of the users of this forum have visited it since the forum was moved to IET EngX.

    All the IET resources for electricians were on one website, now the forum is remote and there are not any obvious links to download certificates and other resources, they are still there but it is not made clear where they are.

    This doesn't come over as encouraging electrical practitioners to make the most of what the IET has on offer.

    IET Electrical website

    Click the box with the arrow labelled IET Sites in the top right hand corner of the screen.

    Then scroll right to the bottom of the homepage that opens and you will find a menu where you can click "Wiring Regulations"

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  • in reply to Sparkingchip

    Why is everything of value frinkin hidden? WTF can't things be obviously displayed for easy access? I hate this type of site. Utter crap. If valued stuff is hidden from view how the frink do people know that it is there?

    Z.

  • in reply to Sparkingchip
    Sparkingchip said:
    The "old" IET Electrical website is still running, but I cannot imagine any of the users of this forum have visited it since the forum was moved to IET EngX.

    As it happens I was looking for the old post about I squared t formula.

    <span;>www2.theiet.org/.../messageview.cfm

    Great info from past legends and reminded me how easy to use the old forum was.

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