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What is required to do work in a commercial or industrial setting? a follow up to my question about CPS's...

Adam Seddon

So, being part of a CPS allows you to do work in a dwelling consisting of the following and notify local authority:

Work in the zones of a bathroom.

Carry out a CU replacement, installation

install a new circuit.

any other work in a dwelling, you do not need to be part of a CPS. correct?

so my question is: what is required of you to be legally allowed to install and test electrical installations in a commercial, or industrial environment?

  • 0 in reply to Adam Seddon

    I suggest you get the no of one or more of your DNO area engineers on speed dial - if anything some commercial sites are much closer  to full load than domestic, and advance warning of  the extra KWs for converting the car-park to charge points may avoid a problem.

    Nothing is notifiable to building control or the council, but for all but the smallest thing, the DNO ought to be forewarned.

    Mike.

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