Fix any issues identified in an EICR to achieve electrical compliance.
Remedial Work and Legal Obligations
After a Fixed Wire or Periodic Test you will have received an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR). If this report contained any C1 or C2 codes, or Further Investigation recommendations your installation has a high level of risk or danger to employees or customers.
You will need to appoint a suitably qualified contractor, such as Intersafe, immediately to complete the remedial electrical work required to resolve these issues, in order to receive a satisfactory report. Until the remedial electrical work is completed, your installation is not compliant with Health & Safety legislation.
If your EICR report contained any C3 codes, these are advisory and do not legally require remedial action, however, it has been identified that part of your electrical installation is no longer up to the required standard and remedial action is recommended.
Do You Need Remedial Repairs?
Following completion of remedial work, Intersafe will provide you with the required certification detailing what works have been completed for the areas affected. This should be kept with EICR to provide evidence of electrical compliance.
You will not need a complete re-test of the entire installation.
Book Remedial Electrical Repairs
Obtain an EICR to confirm compliance of electrical circuits and installations with current safety regulations.
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) provides evidence that electrical appliances and equipment are safe to use.
Sophisticated thermal cameras identify electrical overheating issues not visible to the naked eye.
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