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Installing a cooker as a domestic installer

James Hartland

Installing a cooker as a domestic installer

Hello all, I have been asked by a family member to install a free standing cooker 3kw+. I have a domestic installer C&G cert, 18th edition and 2382 Test & inspection. I understand that wiring regulations have tightened and the install will require a minor works cert.

My question is, with my quals can I install and sign for the work for his home insurance?

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    BS 7671 requirements for certification haven't changed much for a very long time. But more recently, depending on where in the UK you are, there might be part P of the building regs to contend with (or equivalent) - mostly creating a new circuit is notifiable to building control - which either means paying a (substantial) fee beforehand, or getting a registered competent person in.

      - Andy.

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    BS 7671 requirements for certification haven't changed much for a very long time. But more recently, depending on where in the UK you are, there might be part P of the building regs to contend with (or equivalent) - mostly creating a new circuit is notifiable to building control - which either means paying a (substantial) fee beforehand, or getting a registered competent person in.

      - Andy.

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