Inspection Schedules

[NoSparks]

Under what circumstances would a single PIR or EIC have more than one Inpection Schedule?

 

[zupos40]

Under what circumstances would a single PIR or EIC have more than one Inpection Schedule?

Any installation with sub mains feeding more than 1 CCU, take a house main CCU, with a sub main to a garage CCU which enturn feed a CCU in a shed. 1 PIR 3 inspection schedules 3 test sheets.

each board requires it own inpsection schedule and test sheet.

other examples house converted into flats, commerical shop and flat etc.

 

[NoSparks]

Thanks for your responce.

Under those circumstances I normally issue a test sheet for each board, but only 1 inspection schedule. The inspection schedule does not include any identification of what it is for and therefore I assume it applies for the whole of the installation covered by the EIC or PIR. Am I wrong, and if so how do I indicate on the Inspection schedule what it applies to?

Post Note

Interestingly, I've just been reading GN3 and I quote "The certificate is only valid if accompanied by the Schedule of Inspections and the Schedule(s) of Test Results"

So I'm begining to think only 1 is necessary after all.

 

[zupos40]

Thanks for your responce.

Under those circumstances I normally issue a test sheet for each board, but only 1 inspection schedule. The inspection schedule does not include any identification of what it is for and therefore I assume it applies for the whole of the installation covered by the EIC or PIR. Am I wrong, and if so how do I indicate on the Inspection schedule what it applies to?

Post Note

Interestingly, I've just been reading GN3 and I quote "The certificate is only valid if accompanied by the Schedule of Inspections and the Schedule(s) of Test Results"

So I'm begining to think only 1 is necessary after all.

I put my own refence on them and issue 1 inspection schedule of each schudule of test result and different items inspection items apply to different type of installation. I had examples with commerical/ domestic, that comerical the item were x and in the domestic they were n/a, you may be correct in only issuing one schedule and many test sheets.

it just I find it easier to issue both for each board, I also list my observation etc against each inspection schedule.

 

[pevvers]

In my mind there is only the need for one schedule of inspections, as if something fails wherever in the installation it will be a big X in the box, and then a comment saying what the deviation is and code earlier on in the report.

One schedule of inspection for each board is overkill...

 

[scotsparky]

One shedule of inspection per unit, One inspection certificat, But in No sparks example it would be three SHEDULE OF TEST RESULTS. If you do a 2391 the wording is important