Technical Guidance Document #026

There is some confusion as to whether an electrical qualification is required before a service or installation engineer can work on electrical appliances.  The purpose of this document is to clarify the regulations.

Published July 2019 / Re-branded June 2020

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Guidance Document No 26 - Electrical Competence

Technical Guidance Document #024

The 18^th edition of BS7671 has made a change that could impact on ceda members installation engineers.

The change relates to the provision of RCD protection against electric shock.

Published April 2019 / Re-branded June 2020

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Guidance Document No 24 - RCD Protection for C-Form Commando Sockets

Technical Guidance Document #005

The following is a report prepared by a member of the Technical Steering Group following attendance at a seminar at the Electrical Contractors Association (ECA)

Published August 2013 / Re-branded June 2020

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Guidance Document No 5 - Earth Bonding in Commercial Kitchens

Technical Guidance Document #004

Whilst NICEIC is highly respected and the UK’s leading voluntary regulatory body for the electrical contracting industry, covering most aspects of electrical work undertaken in all types of premises from domestic dwellings to large industrial complexes, it focuses on ensuring competence of electrical contractors primarily involved in electrical installation work.  It is generally considered within the catering equipment industry that NICEIC registration is not relevant to catering equipment engineers and indeed we have evidence from our membership that NICEIC will not consider them for registration as they do not do full electrical installations.

Prepared May 2013 / Revised Sept 2019 / Re-branded June 2020

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Guidance Document No 4 - NICEIC