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Registrations, accreditations and insurance
What each registration means for you, and how to check it yourself.
NAPIT registered
NAPIT is a government-approved competent person scheme. As a registered electrician I can self-certify notifiable work, such as a new consumer unit or new circuits, under Part P of the Building Regulations. The work is registered with your local building control and you receive the compliance certificate.
You can check my registration on the NAPIT website using registration no. 62702.
SafeContractor Gold
SafeContractor checks contractors' health and safety policies, risk assessments, insurance and working practices. Gold level is the highest standard, and is often required by housing associations, councils and facilities managers.
SafeContractor is a member scheme of SSIP, so approval also means I am SSIP assessed. Ref. QX6638.
Qualifications
- EAL 18th Edition Wiring Regulations, BS 7671
- EAL Level 3 Award in Initial Verification
- EAL Level 3 Award in Periodic Inspection and Testing
- Part P qualified
Insurance
- Public liability, £2,000,000
- Employers' liability, £10,000,000
- Professional indemnity, £500,000
Insured with Hiscox through NAPIT Insurance, cover running to 31 January 2027. A broker's confirmation letter is available on request for landlords, agents and procurement teams.
Need documents for procurement?
Email me and I will send registration and insurance certificates.