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Thoughts on the following; no main bond to gas mains (C1), spur spurred of a spur on a ring (C2) & numerous inaccessible sockets for kitchen appliances under worktop with no switched spurs above worktop for isolating sockets (C3). Been a while since I've done an EICR! Thanks in advance.
 
Is this a Report someone else has done or opinions for a Report of your own. I would C2 the first two and probably wouldn't comment on the sockets.
 
Thoughts on the following; no main bond to gas mains (C1), spur spurred of a spur on a ring (C2) & numerous inaccessible sockets for kitchen appliances under worktop with no switched spurs above worktop for isolating sockets (C3). Been a while since I've done an EICR! Thanks in advance.
No gas bond would be a C2, it's not immediately dangerous. I agree with the spur from a spur, but the last one I would probably not code as I can't think of a reg to justify it really.
 
Thoughts on the following; no main bond to gas mains (C1), spur spurred of a spur on a ring (C2) & numerous inaccessible sockets for kitchen appliances under worktop with no switched spurs above worktop for isolating sockets (C3). Been a while since I've done an EICR! Thanks in advance.

Gas bond, C2.
Unfused spur with 2 outlets, maybe a C2 at most, depending on likely loads dependent on their location.
Appliance sockets, no code.
 
The last item is a non compliance with the Scottish Building Stadards. Don't know about your Part P thingy. I'd just mention it in the accompanying correspondence to customer as it's outwith the EICR
 
Code 1 - according to our niceic area supervisor there are only 3 situations 1 - live exposed conductors 2- incorrect polarity 3 - there was one other cant remember any ideas
Coding is personal opinion, whilst some situations will warrant a specific Coding in most people's eyes it is not for the NICEIC to band about what should be this, that or the other because situations can be variable.
 
Finding a connection burning would get a code 1 , But then i wou,d make it safe at the time of the inspection as i would with any code 1, so now i have made it safe is it a code 1 any more ???
yes you are obligated to rectify and code 1 on site which then will not stay as code 1 but i would put on report code 1 rectified in order to be able to charge additional .
 
Not passed me for what, I have chewed the cud with these people for years in supervisory roles whether NICEIC, ECA or whoever and to be honest I like a debate with them but do they alter my views, no. Do they give me black marks, no.
 

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