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podgieno6 | 20:57 Sun 18th Dec 2005 | Jobs & Education
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i would like to no if the 16th edition wiring regs alow me to do electrical work on my own or do i need another qualifacation or anything like that
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I am told that you can work on anything original(already existing) but cannot install new wiring etc
Are you qualified to the 16th Edition IEE Regs? If so I would say you are as qualified as you need to be.

As far as I am aware, when working on either existing or new wiring, you need to be qualified. You shouldn't even work on your own existing house wiring without being qualified.

If you look in the jobs ads in newspapers for electricians you will find they often ask for people to be qualified to the 16th Edition IEE Regs. Unless you wanted to specialise, I wouldn't say you needed anything else.

Best thing to do is to phone an electrical installation company and ask them for advice.
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i have been asked to replace a consumer unit for a mate and dont no if i am alowd to but im doing it as a favor so am i alowd to do this

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