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camel wrote: Hello
What qualifications do you need to have to set up an electrical installation in a single-family house, you need to have your own company or not, SEP - is it enough? Of course, that this installation would be picked up by the supervision later.
The topic should be divided into several stages:
1. "physical" location and connection of wires You don't need any permission to do it in your own home. But you need to know how to lay, what cables and how to secure them. In this case, one of the acquaintances who have the appropriate knowledge may be helpful.
The downside of this solution is that not everyone wants to start working later from point 2.
2. inspection of the installation and preparation of papers for collection In order to perform this work 100%, you must have permissions. E or D will do.
3. commissioning of the installation You need building qualifications for this.
And all works described in points should be supervised by a person with building qualifications in the field of construction management.
thalex wrote: I am dealing with the energy sector in this matter;
I have D and E qualifications in the field of installation and measurements, but the power industry does not want to agree to "submit the installation for acceptance" on my own, explaining that I do not have a license issued by the power industry.
It's about installing behind the counter in my newly built house.
And has anyone with building licenses signed that this installation is suitable for operation? If so, I propose to go to the ZE, to the secretariat, ask to whom the paper correspondence should be addressed and send the receipt notification by post with acknowledgment of receipt.
They will surely write back that you do not have a license and you will receive another letter on what legal basis they issue such licenses.
ZE is not authorized to issue a license. Such may be issued by the minister or his subordinates if they were instructed to do so.
The only legal acts regulating these matters are the Construction Law, the Energy Law and the Regulation on technical conditions for buildings. Nothing there on "concessions."
HenryK3 wrote:
An authorized installer can make a notification for collection at the Power Plant.
Maybe a colleague share the info, what legal basis does the ZE use in this case?
I have not encountered such practices and I am surprised by this approach of ZE.