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well obvouisly i havent done that my original qiestion has been blown all out of proprtion FORGET IT u all seem to act like politicians ,
Son settle down. Do you want to hear this as I think this is what you want us to say.
If you can't isolate the circuit then look at a previous PIR, see what is written down and write someting similar, perhpas a couple of points different. If there isn't a previous PIR, then you make one up and put that on the Certifiacate.
Well I hope that no one on here is going to tell you that! as that is negligence, but in the same breath I will not say that this sort of thing does not happen, it does, the same as PAT is normally a farce with companies making operatives test 300+ items a day, it's a sticker putting on operation.
If you can't isolate the circuit, if you can't arrange to do the test out of hours, then you have to mark it a limitation, as said before the more limitations the less value the document is, but if you can't test the circuit then you can't. If your company are telling you that you can't set this type of limitations, then your between a rock and a hard place. You and only you can decide what you have to do. Sign a sheet that you know is negligent, or do what is morally right and stand your ground. No one on here can decide for you.