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There are three main types of Electrical Safety Certificate/Reports- the homebuyer’s report, the periodic inspection report, and the landlord’s safety certificate. The homebuyer’s report is an assessment of the property’s electrical installation, carried out by a qualified electrician. It includes an inspection of the fixed wiring and an assessment of any portable electrical appliances. The periodic inspection report is a more comprehensive assessment, conducted at least every 10 years. It includes a visual inspection of the property’s electrical installation, as well as testing of the fixed wiring. The landlord’s safety certificate is issued to landlords and confirms that the property’s electrical installation is safe for tenants to use. Each type of Electrical Safety Certificate/Report has its own specific purpose, but all are important for ensuring the safety of those using the property.

27th jun 2022

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Any time you work with electricity, there is a risk of electrical shock. This is why it is so important to have an Electrical Certificate of Safety (ECS). An ECS is a document that verifies that an electrical installation or repair has been carried out safely and in accordance with the relevant standards. Without an ECS, you could be putting yourself and others at risk of serious injury or even death. In addition, many insurance companies will not cover damage caused by electrical faults if there is no ECS in place. Therefore, having an ECS is not only a legal requirement, but it is also essential for ensuring your safety and protecting your property.

7th july 2022