One Or Two Certificates?

[Copperkev0]

Hi all quick question

You work in a house and put in a new circuit that requires a EIC the question is do you also give the customer a MWC if you have altered a few circuits in the same building? Thanks

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

Hi..

welcome to the forum...

For the average sized domestic installation an EIC would normally have enough space on the "Schedule of test results" for all the circuits you have worked on..

so just write them all on the one EIC..

In the description box bit.. if there is not enough room just attach an extra bit of paper and note it..

i.e.  see note on model forms where it says in brackets (use continuation sheet if necessary)

so in box titled "extent of installation covered by this certificate"

you could write "SEE ATTACHED SHEET 4 FOR DESCRIPTION OF WORK DONE"

Then just add any A4 sheet to the back of your EIC..

e.g.

Sheet 4 of 4.

New circuit 7 added for shower.

Existing circuit 2 downstairs sockets extended in lounge and conservatory 4 new sockets added.

Existing circuit 4 downstairs lights extended in lounge and conservatory 2 new lights added.

new RCD added to provide protection to circuit 4.

All other circuits (1,3,5 7 6) remain unaltered.

Guinness

 

[Murdoch]

One EIC and be very precise about what you write in the description box.

 

[binky]

concurr with Murdoch. Mwc is really only for modifying 1 circuit

 

[davetheglitz]

NAPIT have a very handy EIC for a single circuit - one page only. Using this I find it easier to do the 2 certificates.

 

[Murdoch]

NAPIT have a very handy EIC for a single circuit - one page only. Using this I find it easier to do the 2 certificates.

Can you post a copy, I'd like to see how they cover ALL the requirements of an EIC on 1 sheet.

 

[kerching]

Before i go away on holiday, a quick Google produced this in les than 2 seconds.

How handy

http://www.napitonline.com/downloads/NAPIT17thEdMinorWorks.pdf

Just precisely helping one and all

First paragraph on page two says it is OK!

I however beg to differ

 

[Laurapora86]

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