Wearing thin

I have no real objection about this type of commercial thrust. If I were CEO, I would be happy to have successfully herded electrical contractors into a pen, charge them for the privilege, and then set about bombarding them with goodies. Yes, no problem at all, excellent move! However, it is beginning to wear a bit thin with me. I was proud to have joined NICEIC as an approved contractor over 35 years ago. I failed to get in first time. Second time, success, which came with a bit of a week-day morning sore head after celebrating the event. Back then, NICEIC was an austere body with strict rules. Back then you lost a nights sleep worrying about the annual visit by the inspecting engineer. Back then you were proud to belong to such a worthy organization! 

But now, 35 years on, whilst I remain happy to accept that NICEIC are fully signed up to properly assessing and promoting technical competence, this kind of promotion is starting to wear thin!

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  • It's just a sales and marketing company now. Bugeer all to do with enhanced electrical safety for the end user/consumer any longer. Just look at how many arms have sprouted - 'Certsure? Who are they? What do they do? Then we get to the Electrical Safety Council? Again, related to NIC, what do they do? No thanks.

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  • It's just a sales and marketing company now. Bugeer all to do with enhanced electrical safety for the end user/consumer any longer. Just look at how many arms have sprouted - 'Certsure? Who are they? What do they do? Then we get to the Electrical Safety Council? Again, related to NIC, what do they do? No thanks.

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