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Accidental Death - 08.02.2010
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| Are your tenants safe? Are your properties legal? Landlords must comply with regulations and have an annual inspections of their gas installations and appliances in rented accommodation before a safety certificate can be issued. The regulations are equally stringent for electrical appliances and installations in such properties. The Housing Act (HHSRS) states that they also have to be checked and tested in accordance with the appropriate Safety Regulations. |
- E1 Electric Periodic Inspection (NICEIC form completed by qualified electrician) PAT testing up to 6 appliances (Section 1 of Enhanced form)
- E2 Enhanced Electrical and Appliance Inspection PAT testing up to 6 appliances, Checking for safety of accessible sockets, Functional test of lights (Section 1, 2 & 3 of Enhacned form)
- E3 Change of Occupancy - Enhanced Electrical Inspection
- E4 Additional Electrical Appliances
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Electrical regulationsGuidance on the observations and Recommendation Codes
Periodic Inspection Reports and Recommendation Codes
Our inspections ensure that landlords do not fall foul of the ever / changing gas and electric legislation.
GAS Safety Inspections
- G1 Gas Safety Inspection (up to 3 appliances) CP12 form / CD11 for Oil
- G2 Additional Appliances
- G3 Gas Fire Service
- G5 Boiler Service
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Gas Safety inspections
GAS and ELECTRICAL Safety Inspections
- G1E2 Gas Safety Inspection (up to 3 appliances) and, Enhanced Electrical and Appliance Inspection PAT testing up to 6 appliances, Checking for safety of accessible sockets, Fuctional test of lights (Sections 1, 2 & 3 of Enhanced form) CP12 form / CD11 for Oil
Liquid Petroleum Gas Safety Inspections  |
Boiler Servicing  |
CD11 Oil firing & commissioning reports  |