Electrical Condition Report and more

[Englishman]

So they had to change metal light fittings to plastic as there was no CPC, this would have been a C2 and potentially dangerous and should have been done. As for the socket faceplates and boxes, if these were smashed or broken, or had holes then I would code as C1 and these would also need rectifying. The council should be billing you though, and not the private company, unless you agreed with the private company that you wanted them to do the work.

 

[hightower]

So they had to change metal light fittings to plastic as there was no CPC, this would have been a C2 and potentially dangerous and should have been done. As for the socket faceplates and boxes, if these were smashed or broken, or had holes then I would code as C1 and these would also need rectifying. The council should be billing you though, and not the private company, unless you agreed with the private company that you wanted them to do the work.

But surely even though c1 and c2 codes, these should only be done after agreement with the client?

 

[Englishman]

But surely even though c1 and c2 codes, these should only be done after agreement with the client?

Well the company should have been working direct with the council and may well have checked things with them before he completed the work. And we still don't know if the tenant allowed the work or not.

 

[Octopus]

What "C" codes did they give these items on the report?

Why do you need to "move" holes?