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Landlord Electrical Inspections: Amendment 1

A five-minute follow-up to last week’s… oh FFS, how did it end up nearly an hour long?? Well, this is the last I shall be doing on condition reporting and the new landlord legislation. We’ll never all agree on what should be a C2/C3 even if the likes of NAPIT and ESF lay it down, so go do what you gotta do, but do it diligently! Sorry about the camera angle, I was wearing no trousers while recording. A point to clarify: There is what sounds like a contradiction in this video as I talk about 18th applying "to new installations and alterations", then I later say you don't have to apply 18th to alterations as it's not always practicable. The earlier statement should have read as "new installations and additions" as you apply 18th to the design of anything new, e.g. a new circuit, new socket spur etc. You don't always apply the requirements of the latest standard to alterations such as replacing a light fitting or changing the faceplate of an accessory as that's like-for-like. The point was there are electricians out there who are writing off circuits as C2 for their lack of RCD protection, then going to the next job where they're happy to be paid to make alterations on equivalent circuits without demanding it's updated. How can you write off a circuit as 'potentially dangerous' on a report, yet certify the same kind of circuit as perfectly sound on a minor works? On NAPIT's C2 coding of cabling in walls, my thanks to Alex at Kanconnections who contacted NAPIT to ask about this. Their (abbreviated) response: "... Section D deals with the Extent and Limitations of the Inspection and Testing which then list the areas within the installation that have NOT been inspected unless agreed with the client. ... the inspector is not commenting on any cables concealed within the fabric of the building; therefore 5.10 and 5.12.3 & 4 should be marked as a Lim on the schedule of inspections. The reasoning for assigning a C2 to the items 5.10 and 5.12.3 & 4 is when they have been observed within the premises and inspector has deemed to comment on the EICR regarding such cables, that there are dangers present to the users of the installation." Related videos and content: My previous video on this subject:    • Landlord electrical inspections from July!   The £85 EICR    • The £85 EICR.... of pants   … or my polite blog of the same: https://www.dses.co.uk/index.php/pers... Links: On prescribed zones, the first image off Google was on none other than the great JW’s own website…. so I nicked it off him. He is credited though, and if you haven’t had a good old poke around on his Flameport site, then bally well go and do so: https://www.flameport.com/wiring_regu... THAT T-shirt for other Eighties fanboi's: https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/u... NAPIT’s new guidance for landlords: https://www.napit.org.uk/news/article... Landlord legislation for rental accommodation: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukdsi/2... Electrical Safety First (Best Practice Guides): https://www.electricalsafetyfirst.org... The Competent Persons Register from The Department for Communities and Local Government have a database of all registered electricians. Note however that there is nothing to differentiate electrical installers from electrical inspectors, so if you find someone on here, check their bona fides for performing inspection work: https://competentperson.co.uk/ The Registered Competent Persons database where you can look up sparkies accredited to be performing electrical inspections (meaning they have been validated for the right insurance and qualifications). Many installation electricians aren’t, but still offer the service often resulting in a nonsense report: http://www.electricalcompetentperson.... Government guidance: https://www.gov.uk/government/publica... NAPIT Codebreakers: https://amzn.to/3f0yAF6 [affiliate link] Radio Northenden: https://mixlr.com/radio-northenden/sh...   / radionorthenden   John "Magnificent" Smith: Electrical testing genius and (probably) not the bloke who got caught snaring squirrels and tickling their bollocks with the tip of his tongue:    / Канал   Actually, go easy on this asshole because... ah sod it… he shouldn’t have come here waving his cock in his hand. If anyone knows who he is, I'd be interested to hear from them... from a legal point of view of course, seeing as he's going around on social media accusing me of cowboy work.