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All electrical equipment deteriorates with age, as well as with wear and tear
from use. Every electrical installation therefore needs to be inspected and
tested at appropriate intervals during its lifetime to establish that its
condition is such that, subject to the completion of any necessary remedial
work, the installation is safe to remain in service until the next inspection is
due. It also offers a vital peace of mind that everything is okay on this front.
When to consider periodic inspection and testing of the installation?
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Change of ownership
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Change of tenancy
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Change of use of premises
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To verify continued compliance with BS 7671
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To comply with insurance companies
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To meet your health and safety requirements
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Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
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The Provision and Use of Work Equipment
Regulations 1998 |
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The Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
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Management at work Regulations Act 1999
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As a North West based company, who specialise in Periodic Inspecting &
Testing of Electrical Installations of both Domestic, Commercial and Industrial
properties, we are able to carry out a full Test and Inspection, and provide you
with a detailed report on the condition of the installation.
All work is carried out to BS 7671: IEE wiring regulations. From this report
it can then be determined if any remedial works are required which will need to
be completed to bring the installation up to a satisfactory standard.
This type of report is recognised and increasingly required by Councils,
Insurance companies, Mortgage Lenders, Solicitors, and Estate Agents.
What you get?
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BS7671 Compliant Periodic Inspection Report
for your property’s electrical installation |
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All personnel employed by Base Technical
Solutions Ltd |
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Schedule of Check sheet complete with “Test
results” |
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In the event that your property requires
remedial works Base technical solutions will provide you with a no
obligation quotation for your consideration |
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Professional help and advice from qualified
electricians |
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All work is fully guaranteed
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Insurance-backed warranty available to
customers ( ECA APPROVED BODY) |
The frequency of the periodic inspection and testing must be determined
taking into account:
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The type of installation
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Its use and operation
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The frequency and quality of maintenance
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The external influences to which it is
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Recommended time scales for periodic inspection and testing is carried out at
least every:
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10 years for a domestic installation
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5 years for a commercial installation
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1 year for swimming pools
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Other instances when a periodic inspection should be carried out are:
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When a property is being renovated / being
prepared to be let |
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Prior to selling a property or when buying a
previously occupied property |
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Before carrying out new projects i.e. New
fitted kitchen, extension, bathroom etc as this can be very costly if
Inspection at later day proves shows poor results. |
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Following nuisance fuses blowing / tripping,
aging sockets |
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Legislation requires that electrical
installations are maintained in a safe condition and therefore must be
periodically tested |
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Licensing authorities, public bodies,
insurance companies, mortgage lenders and others may require periodic
inspection and testing of electrical installations |
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Change of occupancy of the premises
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Change of use of the premises
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Changes / additions to the installation ie
additional uses Shower, Cooker, Garage, Ponds etc |
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Where there is reason to believe that damage
may have been caused to the installation. |
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