"...You fancy posting your CV.."  Very happy to oblige, but post yours first.

 

 

 

Cant i dont have one, 

£52 and a few pennies including VAT for intruder element.

"...Cant i dont have one..." There's nothing wrong with you Nova, you're a decent chap with plenty of experience and I admire you for it. CV's ? you don't need one, I've seen enough of your replies.

"....You need to read PD6662 & BS8243 Some home work for you http://www.chubb.co....rds Leaflet.pdf..."

 

 

Thanks

"....£52 and a few pennies including VAT for intruder element..." Thanks for that Timmo, appreciated. Could someone indicate how and when the customer actually uses this URN, since at one time it was only of use to the installer.
 

The only payment I am not sure about is the need to certificate ALL installations, whether the Client needs / wants it or not.

 

I don't see why every system needs to be certificated.

 

Although we wear the cost of it, eventually the Client pays - whether they need it or not.

 

Doesn't sound right to me, so if someone could clarify, that would be great.

Co-incidence ? I've not long ago been reading an old post where that cost is discussed. It must have gone up a few quid by now though, I'll try to find that post for you if you give me a few minutes.

It's in 'Accreditation worth it or not ?' the post is by Matthew Brough if you want to take a look at it Jason.

You are talking about urn and cert cost in the same conversation, both different.

Hi Norman, "...The only payment I am not sure about is the need to certificate ALL installations, whether the Client needs / wants it or not..."

 

There's a bit in that post which relates to this (albeit distantly). Sorry for the confusion between certification and urn...my fault.