CLC/TC 218 - Qualification of electrical installation contractors
To prepare a standard defining the characteristics and relevant general criteria and references for qualification of electrical contractors undertaking electrical power works, electronic and telecommunication works and other electrical installations, included under directive 93/37/EEC. The qualification will be general and will not be limited to a single contract application. It will also be possible to relate it to given types of contracts. To provide the input of CENELEC into the corresponding work of CEN under co-operation mode 4. The work of the Technical Committee will aim at the qualification of electrical contractors under application of directive 93/37/EEC.
Qualification of electrical installation contractors
To prepare a standard defining the characteristics and relevant general criteria and references for qualification of electrical contractors undertaking electrical power works, electronic and telecommunication works and other electrical installations, included under directive 93/37/EEC. The qualification will be general and will not be limited to a single contract application. It will also be possible to relate it to given types of contracts. To provide the input of CENELEC into the corresponding work of CEN under co-operation mode 4. The work of the Technical Committee will aim at the qualification of electrical contractors under application of directive 93/37/EEC.
General Information
This Technical Specification specifies the definitions, the criteria, and the application and assessment procedures, as well as the respective documentation related to a system of qualification of electrical installation contractors. This qualification system includes electrical installation works including equipment supply. The manufacturing process of such equipment is excluded from this system.
- Technical specification68 pagesEnglish languagee-Library read for1 day
- Technical specification – translation68 pagesSlovenian languagee-Library read for1 day
Superseded by CLC/TS 50349:2004
- Standardization document49 pagesEnglish languagee-Library read for1 day
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CLC/TC 218 is a Technical Committee within CLC. It is named "Qualification of electrical installation contractors" and is responsible for: To prepare a standard defining the characteristics and relevant general criteria and references for qualification of electrical contractors undertaking electrical power works, electronic and telecommunication works and other electrical installations, included under directive 93/37/EEC. The qualification will be general and will not be limited to a single contract application. It will also be possible to relate it to given types of contracts. To provide the input of CENELEC into the corresponding work of CEN under co-operation mode 4. The work of the Technical Committee will aim at the qualification of electrical contractors under application of directive 93/37/EEC. This committee has published 2 standards.
CLC/TC 218 develops CLC standards in the area of U94 - PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MATTERS. The scope of work includes: To prepare a standard defining the characteristics and relevant general criteria and references for qualification of electrical contractors undertaking electrical power works, electronic and telecommunication works and other electrical installations, included under directive 93/37/EEC. The qualification will be general and will not be limited to a single contract application. It will also be possible to relate it to given types of contracts. To provide the input of CENELEC into the corresponding work of CEN under co-operation mode 4. The work of the Technical Committee will aim at the qualification of electrical contractors under application of directive 93/37/EEC. Currently, there are 2 published standards from this technical committee.
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