if it were me I'd have an electrican install a water proof external socket at the house (30AMP) and get the part-p certificate. Then install internal wiring in the building to a fuse box with another external socket. Then get a big old 30AMP external armoured extension, dig a track or lay at/on a fence and connect the fuse box in the building to the external outlet at the house.
That way you can just pull the plug and avoid and issues about wiring to the outbuilding. The outbuilding is then fuse protected for separate 3 and 13AMP circuits. and provided the wiring isn't concealed should be exempt from requiring part-p.
A big part of Part-P is how to lay concealed cables, so people can predict where they are… avoids electric shock wile nailing up pictures etc!
FYI: find a local lighting shop, they tend to know the better electricians in the area.
On 5 Jul 2014, at 19:51, Brad Rogers <brad@???> wrote:
> On Sat, 5 Jul 2014 19:39:17 +0100
> Anton Piatek <anton@???> wrote:
>
> Hello Anton,
>
>> And how does one know when buying a house if electrical work was done
>> after 2005?
>
> TBH, IDK. The certificate that an electrician hands over on completion
> of any job is likely to be filed in the grey receptacle, I suspect.
>
>> I'd say it is rather hard to enforce, unless of course you are wiring an
>
> I tend to agree. There are plenty of horror stories regarding people
> printing off their own 'certificates' and handing them over, builders
> with no prior electrical experience doing a short (5 day) course to get
> registered, etc. etc.
>
>> extension and it is obviously new wiring.
>
> Even then, what do most people do with all the paperwork, once the job
> is done? :-(
>
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