SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION!

The Registered Digital Installer Licensing Body (RDI-LB) is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company formed to act as a guardian to raise the professional status of TV reception engineers and the TV reception industry as a whole.

The scheme was formed in 2006 with the backing of leading trade bodies and the Government (BERR). It has since worked closely with colleges and the installer community to develop the only recognised national vocational courses for domestic and commercial TV systems within the industry.

WHY use a licensed installer?

Professional Standards

You should use a licensed installer because they are both skilled and qualified to make digital TV reception installations. Digital TV reception requires higher skill levels to both install and diagnose reception problems. A registered installer will have these skills and has been assessed to prove his competence in this field.

The Registered Digital Installer scheme is designed to set and maintain professional standards. This is achieved by authenticating installers who have proved their competence, reliability and suitability by meeting the Licensing Body's criteria for registration.

These installer criteria include:

Demonstrating a willingness to achieve the industry's vocational qualification (NVQ)
Undergone a criminal record check within the past 24 months

Carry a minimum of £2million public liability insurance
Have a recognised working at heights certificate

'Qualified, checked, insured and safe'

Only qualified registered members have the right to use the Digital Tick certification mark or 'Aeri-Al' in their advertising, on their business cards or other publicity material. The digital tick mark is your assurance that they have met our strict criteria for scheme membership.

An example of the Digital Tick certification and RDI registration card: