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I was issued two fake dodgy electrical certificates by two electricians lying to be Part P register and I gave those certificates to the council! What can I expect? I was cheated by electricians, can I now be fined by the council?

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Hi Sonia, unfortunately qualified electricians are often undercut when quoting for jobs by those such as you have come across claiming qualifications they don't have.
The best way to ensure you have a genuine qualified electrician is to ask to see their trade association identity card, this will have a registration number which you can check on the body's website or by phone. For example my number is 34823 with Elecsa, this can be quickly verified on their site. The other problem is of course that there is nothing to stop people buying genuine interim(hand written) blank certificates from places such as ebay etc.
Your best bet now is to call either Elecsa, Niceic or Napit and ask them for a qualified electrician in your area to do a proper test & cert for you. I would then take this as evidence of your good intentions to the council, they would then be unlikely to fine you as you always tried to do the right thing and you have the fakes you paid for to prove it ?
At the same time report the two cowboys to the councils' trading standards department, how did you come across them? are they advertising somewhere? you may even find that you'll get some of the money back from the dodgy guys who make earning a living for the rest of us such hard work. I do understand that every consumer wants the lowest price but you get what you pay for.
I hope this helps and would be interested to know if your local trading standards get any joy for you.
Best regards,
Simon.

Answered 6th Jul 2012

Yes its possible to be fined up to £5000 for breaching the regulations. The law places the onus on you as the householder to make the relevant checks to ensure that you are hiring a competent electrician and that the work is registered.

As the other rply has said, this is the touble with the cowboys who often are not any cheaper but seem charming, but actually install shoddy undafe work and with no certificate!

It always pays to hire an NICEIC, ELECSA or NAPIT registered electrician.

Answered 7th Jul 2012

you do not say what type of certificates they were, if they were installation certs then you will have to inform building control, they may decide to inspect it but the will be a cost, god luck, Terry

Answered 6th Jul 2012

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As in the majority of the states, in order to be able to perform electrical work in the state of Tennessee, you will have to be properly licensed.

There are two main classifications, depending on the value of the involved project. More specifically, for projects valued $25,000 or more you will need a contractor license, while for projects under $25,000, a limited license is required.

Tennessee Electrical Contractor License Requirements and Procedure

An electrical contractor services include low voltage, fire detection, sign wiring, and all residential, commercial and industrial building or structural wiring. In order to obtain an electrical contractor license, you will have to complete the Board’s application process.

- First, you will have to take the respective exams and supply the exam scores with your application. There are two types of exams, the “Business and Law” exam and the corresponding trade exam. You may find more information about the examinations here.

Note that it is possible to obtain a waiver of the trade exam if you are licensed in one of the reciprocating states. For more information on reciprocity, please see here.

- Then you will have to provide a Financial Statement. The law requires a Reviewed or Audited financial statement which must be prepared by a licensed independent firm.

Every contractor is assigned a monetary limit on their license, as to the size of project they wish to contract or bid. This limit has to cover the whole project and cannot be divided into smaller phases in order to circumvent the law. The total contract should include materials, labor, and profit.

You will need a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or a Licensed Public Accountant who is actively licensed to prepare a “Reviewed” or “Audited” financial statement.

You will then have a current (less than 12 months old) financial statement prepared with a:

Reviewed opinion (required for a monetary limit of $1,500,000 or less); or
Audited opinion (required for a monetary limit exceeding $1,500,000);

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which will be based on Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).

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- Next step is to provide a reference. A “Reference” letter can be obtained from a past client, employer, or codes official (the relevant form is in the application).

- In the cases of Corporations, Limited and General Partnerships, and Limited Liability Companies (LLC) you will have to register with the Tennessee Secretary of State, who may be contacted at (615) 741-2286 or online here.

- You will have to obtain Workers Compensation Insurance in case you employ one (1) or more employees. You must also provide proof of General Liability Insurance (insurance information). The workers’ compensation laws are governed by the Department of Labor and Workforce.

- The, you complete the contractor license application and attach exam scores, financial statement, reference, proof of insurance and mail them to the Board office, by the deadline date of the next Board meeting, with the $250.00 fee (check should be made payable to “Contractors Board”). The Contractor’s License Application can be found here.

- The Board reviews the contractor applications before a license may be granted and assigns the classification and monetary limit. In general, you will not have to personally appear in front of the Board, the interview is typically waived. However, an interview might be necessary in the following cases:

• If the qualifying agent is not an owner and has not submitted proof of employment of more than 6 months.
• Restricted Residential (BC-A/r) $70,000 license, who have taken a course in lieu of passing an exam, are scheduled for an interview.
• Those who have complaints, felony convictions, bankruptcies, lack of experience, may be scheduled for an interview prior to the license being issued.

If your interview is not waived, you will be notified in writing of date, time and location to appear.

- Finally, a letter acknowledging receipt of the application will be mailed to you. Note that state mail takes 5 to 7 business days. You may check the “License Roster Search” to confirm receipt. Bear in mind that you should not contract until you have received a license certificate in the mail with the license ID number, classification, monetary limit, and expiration date, which are issued after the Board meeting. If additional information is needed, the Board will send you a letter requesting additional information, with another deadline date, in order to be reviewed.

Once you are granted a license, it is issued for two (2) years and you will be required to renew 30 days prior to the expiration date. Renewals are mailed out 90 days prior to expiration date; renewal is due 30 days prior to expiration to the expiration date to prevent contracting unlicensed which is a violation. You may also download the renewal form from here. There is the possibility of “partial” renewal online, here.

There are no requirements for continuing education as of now.

A contractor’s license is obtained as a Sole Proprietor, Corporation, Partnership or LLC, and issued in the exact name of the entity listed on the financial statement.

All contractor licenses are issued with a classification and monetary limit.

Note that a contractor’s license is required regardless, even if a local permit is not required for inspections.

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Tennessee Electrical Contractor License Exams Information

As mentioned above, you will have to pass the relevant exams in order to acquire your electrical contractor license.

There are two types of exams:

• Business and Law – $55
• Trade Exams (for various license classifications) – $55

The Tennessee “Business and Law” exam is required by all contractor license applicants. A “Trade” exam may also be required, depending on the type of license classification requested.

Trade Exams are required for many of the classifications, as shown below:

The “Business and Law” exam is open book and as reference material, you should obtain the “NASCLA Contractors Guide to Business, Law and Project Management” manual.

The exams are administered by PSI Services. You may find more information and register online for an exam here.

PSI has testing centers throughout Tennessee. Note that in order to take an exam, you will have to schedule an appointment ahead of time (exams are offered on a daily basis). Upon completing the exam, you will be given your score, so you will know right away if you have passed.

Note that the same person taking the Business and Law is not required to take the trade exam and more than one person may take the exams for the company.

There is a number of 100 questions with a time limit of 240 minutes. You will need a score of at least 73% in order to pass.

The Candidate Information Bulletin has a list of all exams, outline, reference materials, books, security requirements, rules for using books for open book exams, and how to register for exams. The candidate information bulletin can be found here.

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Tennessee Electrical Contractor License Reciprocity

Regarding reciprocity, there are agreements with several state license agencies for contractors having an active license with many Boards. The following states are included:

• Alabama
• Arkansas
• Georgia
• Louisiana
• Mississippi
• North Carolina
• Ohio
• South Carolina

For commercial, the “NASCLA National Commercial” exam is also accepted in Tennessee.

In order to obtain a Tennessee license without having to pass again the trade exam, you may apply for a trade exam waiver by having one of the participating states (listed above), complete the attached “License Verification” form and returning it with their “Tennessee Contractor’s License Application”.

Note that some states charge a fee for completing.

The trade exam waiver agreement with States along with the request for license verification form can be found here.

Tennessee Electrician Limited License Requirements and Procedure

The Limited Licensed Electrician (LLE) license is issued to those passing the LLE trade exam. Before applying for an LLE license, make sure to check with the local code enforcement to confirm that this license is accepted for obtaining permits for inspections. Note that an LLE cannot advertise as a “contractor” without having a contractor’s license.

A local license might also be required regardless of the amount of the project in areas where there is a codes office. Every jurisdiction is different and you will have to adhere to their local requirements.

The LLE is not accepted where the local jurisdiction has licensing and inspections already in place, for example: Davidson (Nashville); Hamilton (Chattanooga); Knox (Knoxville); Shelby (Memphis).

In order to obtain the Limited Licensed Electrician (LLE) license, you will have to take and pass the LLE trade exam. You may find more information about the LLE trade exam here.

After you succeed, submit a copy of your passing exam score with your completed LLE License Application, with the two year license fee of $50.00. These license applications may be approved by the Board staff and are not required for full Board approval, unless there is a felony conviction or complaint.

You may find the LLE license application form here.

Once you are granted a license, it is issued for two (2) years and you will be required to renew 30 days prior to the expiration date. Renewals are mailed out 90 days prior to expiration date; renewal is due 30 days prior to expiration to the expiration date to prevent contracting unlicensed which is a violation. You may also download the renewal form from here. There is the possibility of “partial” renewal online, here.

There are no requirements for continuing education as of now.

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Tennessee Electrician Limited License Exams Information

As mentioned above, you will have to pass the relevant exams in order to acquire your LLE license. There is only a trade exam, “Business and Law” exam is not required.

The exams are administered by PSI Services. You may find more information and register online for an exam here.

PSI has testing centers throughout Tennessee. Note that in order to take an exam, you will have to schedule an appointment ahead of time (exams are offered on a daily basis). Upon completing the exam, you will be given your score, so you will know right away if you have passed.

There is a number of 40 questions with a time limit of 120 minutes. You will need a score of at least 72.5% (29 items) in order to pass.

The Candidate Information Bulletin has a list of all exams, outline, reference materials, books, security requirements, rules for using books for open book exams, and how to register for exams. The candidate information bulletin can be found here.

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The LLE exam is not reciprocal with other states electrical license exam.

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