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Scottish Certification Scheme

Building Services Certification for electrical contractors working in Scotland.

Whilst all electrical work in the UK is subject to BS 7671, this scheme recognises the different building regulations that operate in Scotland.

The Scottish Government Building Standards Division manages The Certification Register - the only authoritative source to find approved bodies and approved certifiers. Used by clients, homeowners and local authorities, successful applicants to this scheme will appear on this register.

Speak to an advisor on
0333 015 6626

Enquire about
this Scheme
To apply for registration to work in Scotland, just call us on 01582 556 110.

Alternatively we will call you to progress your application if you complete our online enquiry form or you can post a completed application enquiry form which can be dowloaded here.

For more information about the scheme please refer to our Guide to Registration
This scheme has been developed to meet the criteria for the Scottish Building Services Certification. You can read more about this here.

Our scheme rules can be downloaded here.
The purpose of the site assessment is for you to show your work meets the industry standards and regulations for that work.

The assessment is your opportunity to show that the work you do complies with the Rules Relating to Enrolment, and the national industry standard BS 7671. It is also a great opportunity for you to meet one of our highly skilled engineers and ask any questions you might have about how we can help you achieve your business goals.
The key documents relating to this scheme are as follows:

  1. Scottish certification scheme rules of registration
  2. Application for registration to the scheme
  3. Application for the certification co-ordinator declaration
  4. Application to be a certifier of construction
  5. Local authority form to nominate which Scottish local authorities you wish to be registered to
  6. Examples of domestic electrical work
For information about the process we follow when we receive complaints from customers about contractors, please click here.