Did anyone else look through the check list? So many errors in there, defects coded that don't appear to be relevant to the installation. Errors all over the place, no mention on the list about all the other C2 and C3 defects found! He has the main switch for the installation as the RCD so I assume the 3 heaters are fed from an off peak supply? Earth electrode ticked as ok but the installation has no earth electrode, but then he's ticked he's tested earth electrode Ra. Not forgetting he's also ticked that he's tested the insulation of non-conducting floors and walls! I really can't imagine the test dude taking floor and wall test plates to a domestic EICR.
C2 code for RCDs provided for fault and fire protection?! C3 for missing alternative supply warning label but page 3 says there is only 1 supply. C3 for missing replacement next inspection recommendation label, surely he should be fitting that?! He has also ticked all of section 4 it's highly likely all of those should be marked N/A, especially as several of those are not permitted in domestic installations. He has also ticked adequacy of reduced low voltage source, not something normally found in the average home! There are also gaps with nothing entered, if these weren't checked for whatever reason, impractical to verify, limited access etc. they should have been marked as not verified. And several others... I like the 9 week retest period, presumably to return to inspect/test the installation properly.
My QS would kick my head in if I turned in a certificate like this.
