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CONSIDERING IET MEMBERSHIP OR YOU ARE ALREADY A MEMBER

John Peckham

Once again I need you help please?

If you have not thought about being a member, or you are thing about being a member of the IET or you are an existing member of the IET what benefits would you want from the IET? Is what is on offer at the moment meeting your needs or not attractive to you.

I wear a number of IET hats and in one role I am looking at improving membership from the installation industry which is not that good in comparison to the size of the industry.

The IET do a lot of good stuff but I am convinced that it is not widely known about. For example this forum is funded and supported as part of the IETs charitable commitment. Also the free webinars we have been doing (Next one on the 5th April).

So rather than me saying I know "whats good for you" I want to hear your views?

Thanks

JP

 

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  • A response to web enquiries posted via the technical support function to at least acknowledge it has been received would be good.
    Although the disclaimer under the enquiry form seems to contradict the stated purpose of the function...

    "This technical support service is intended to provide help on the technical aspects of BS 7671, IET guidance publications and associated statutory documents and requirements.

    The IET has no authority to interpret the requirements of BS 7671, The IET Wiring Regulations, Requirements for Electrical Installations, however, within that constraint, I hope you will find the comments helpful. The IET will endeavour to reply to your email within ten working days."

    Clarity on whether the IET is in fact able to comment on technical aspects or the intent of particular clauses in the regs would be good.

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  • A response to web enquiries posted via the technical support function to at least acknowledge it has been received would be good.
    Although the disclaimer under the enquiry form seems to contradict the stated purpose of the function...

    "This technical support service is intended to provide help on the technical aspects of BS 7671, IET guidance publications and associated statutory documents and requirements.

    The IET has no authority to interpret the requirements of BS 7671, The IET Wiring Regulations, Requirements for Electrical Installations, however, within that constraint, I hope you will find the comments helpful. The IET will endeavour to reply to your email within ten working days."

    Clarity on whether the IET is in fact able to comment on technical aspects or the intent of particular clauses in the regs would be good.

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