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Insurance companies will usually want to see your tickets.
they want to see certificate for doing the course or passing the assessment though as the assessment is not required by law when doing work commercially?
As Mr Bumble said "the law is an ass".
What is the point of doing the training and not testing yourself against what you have been trained, bonkers !!!!!!
because..
i don't have money to throw at assessors for bits of paper if they are actually not required, and the fact of where i live i would have to travel a fair bit to get to an assessor..
all i'm asking is are they actually required, not if you think i'm bonkers or not lol
If you think just going on a course is enough these days then you are mistaken in my opinion.
If you think just going on a course is enough these days then you are mistaken in my opinion.
If you think just going on a course is enough these days then you are mistaken in my opinion.
James, did I say YOU were bonkers ??? NO I didnt...... I was generalising the subject, re-read my post and wind your neck in lol
hi nick
it's not whether i think just going on a course is enough, what i'm trying (and failing) to ask is, is an assessment actually necessary by law, or is it just the training part that's actually required.
http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg317.pdf
worth reading this James
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