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Anybody else heard of firms still issuing Periodic Inspection Reports to customers instead of EICRs?
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Worst forum post ever.Biff's wrong
But surely it's up to us to inform the customer of the change in reporting format.Biff's Right, I am still getting asked about PIRs from schools, they haven't been told otherwise by the councils engineers yet lol, it will take 12-18 months before the word about the changes get around all the schools etc.
But surely it's up to us to inform the customer of the change in reporting format.
don't the majority of local authority's favour NIC or ECA contractors? The NIC aren't producing PIR certs any longer so are firms issuing old PIR forms or their own version?
The actual process is still called periodic inspecting and testing, but you issue an EICR.
Are these 2 things being confused here?
'periodic inspection and testing' reporting forms are no longer valid as I understand it. A periodic inspection report is issued under an EICR form.The actual process is still called periodic inspecting and testing, but you issue an EICR.
Are these 2 things being confused here?
In the real world the terms would be satisfactory or unsatisfactory with a list of codes from 1 to 3 for an EICR or 1 to 4 for a PIR.i'll try and put this as succinct as possible......
folk just want a piece of paper that says pass or fail , no-one gives a crap about the official title of that piece of paper.
this is how the real world works
In the real world the terms would be satisfactory or unsatisfactory with a list of codes from 1 to 3 for an EICR or 1 to 4 for a PIR.
You'll be fine.thanks for educating me with the correct terminology , i was still a bit unsure after 20 yrs in the game.
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