CORGI launched its defined scope electrical scheme in 2005 initially to help its members comply with changing Government legislation.
The CORGI Electrical scheme is on offer to businesses who want to take advantage of the benefits offered by CORGI and can demonstrate the relevant competence and experience.
Join the electrical scheme now and get:
- Compliance with Approved Document P of the Building Regulations (England and Wales) when you notify your electrical installation work to CORGI.
- The use of a nationally recognised and respected consumer brand.
- Onsite support visits from your local inspector.
- Free expert, electrical technical support helpline.
- Great online electrical resource area and technical downloads.
- Technical magazine with the latest technical advice, articles and industry news.
Standards documents used by CORGI to assess competency for the Rules of Registration for Persons Self-Certifying pursuant to the Building Regulations 2000:
By joining the scheme members can self certify their electrical work to CORGI – meaning that as well as it automatically being notified to building control, that their customers will receive an official CORGI Certificate confirming the work and that the business as being CORGI registered and complying with legislation.
The CORGI Electrical Scheme is a “defined scope” scheme, covering electrical installation work that has been carried out as a consequence of other work in dwellings. The scheme is open to any business involved in defined scope electrical installation work, for example, kitchen fitters, bathroom fitters and gas installers who carry out electrical installation work in connection with or ancillary to their main work.
To become a member of the electrical scheme you need to have the relevant qualifications and experience. Click here to find out more about membership requirements and scheme fees.
Look at CORGI's plumbing and ventilation schemes to see how your business could benefit from broader membership support from CORGI.
Join the Electrical Scheme Now