fenderdaft

i am a fully qualified electrician also all certificates trained to uk standards
reasonable prices good quality work
Please PM me[scott]

jaypeeps

I think you may find that things are slightly different in Tenerife & I'm not sure they will recognise the UK qualifications.

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Andy0210

They wont do and that's a fact after all why would they risk using someone who is far better qualified and also would do a better and safer job than a Canarian electrician!
However it doesn't stop the poster doing little jobs on the side found on places like this site!
I for one would much rather a British trained Sparky did any work i needed doing than a Spanish trained one.

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megsdad

fenderdaft rewired my entire home and his work is excellent, clean and efficient , a real good guy and not a bad guitarist either

doreen

Good to hear he & his work are recommended, but how will you convince Unelco/Endesa that all is okay

fenderdaft

as well as having my city guilds a and b my cityn guilds 236 and t1 certificates my portable appliance certificates im certified to work in europe and european realted countries
and if sean one time owner from propertyline says so thats as good as it gets
there are very few actual proper qualified canarian sparkies if any about they come from or are ex unelco guys
most canarian guys seem to have the knowledge from being in the building game
not bad mouthing them there are good uns..just letting you know what im about if you ever need one

cheers and thanks for the recommendation sean

Not_SoFedUp

Why ??? think you may find its recognised all over the world !:rolleyes :

doreen

Why the surprise? Most countries expect both foreign qualified tradesmen and professionals to do additional exams before they are considered acceptable to work in the new country. In Tenerife, this test would be in Spanish.

blue marlin

Prime example even though its regarding Tenerife and the lack of acceptance of european qualifications a frienf of ours is a Ex Dutch Royal Navy Captain who could bring in the QE2 or similar into Santa Cruz Port is not Qualified to Captain a small boat here in Tenerife how stupid is that

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doreen

That clearly illustrates my point, blue marlin. Anyone who has dealt with Unelco here will realise how their way of doing things is so different to the UK and Ireland - the paperwork they insist on is unreal, but must be met before you have any chance of a (legal) connection.