krzysi7 wrote: Hello everyone
I would like to know what SEP g1 qualifications can give me because I have the opportunity to take such a course, and then, of course, an exam (I hope everything will go ok). I have a few questions for people who are insiders in SEP.
- Will I be able to design home electrical installations after obtaining the G1 qualifications?
- Will I be able to sign an already completed installation?
I would like to add that I am already a construction engineer, currently 4 years of full-time studies and in the future I intend to obtain building qualifications. Hence, what additional benefits can they gain from g1 qualification?
Thank you very much in advance for your answers and help
To be able to design electrical installations legally, you must have building qualifications in the field of designing these installations, to get them you must have a master's degree in Electrical Engineering, or Automation and Robotics. As you can see, this is not possible in your case - unless the next few years of study (about five + 3 years of professional practice).
For signing, the situation looks like this:
You will not be able to perform the commissioning of the installation, unless you also perform the D (supervision) permissions
Do not take measurements either - unless you do a control and measurement range (but these are additional costs and a much higher driving school).
The G1 permission group allows you to operate, install, maintain, measure electrical installations - but the scope of your rights will depend on what you pass (you mark the appropriate points when submitting the application).
