Good Copies of All current Certificates on word or simmilar

[enlighting]

Hi guys,

Not sure if this has been covered recently but I am a man in need!

I require the ability to type up my installation & EICR certs on the pc. Problem is all i have is the downloadable ones you get from the IET and to be frank the typewriter tool used on pdf files is useless.

Does anyone know where I can get copies of current amendment one compliant certificates preferably not Niceic ones?

The reason Id rather not have the Niceic or simmilar ones is they have more detail than the IET standard forms and I havent the time to put in data that is not required eg: max permissable Zs (note I do obviously check this before issuing cert)

Any help would be much apretiated.

 

[Plonker 3]

Easycert is a very good programme to ise for certs.

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[enlighting]

Yeah, Ive had a look at easy cert, guess im just trying to put of making the £175.95 investment.

 

[nikmet]

pir form is very good-and half the price of easy cert

 

[enlighting]

Ahhh pir form is cheaper think I will download the demo version. It is a little frustraiting that we have to pay just to be able to issue certificates, the IET should just release the forms on a better format!

 

[nikmet]

contact pirform, theyre really helpful, when i was considering it the guy talked me through its features while demo-ing remotely on my pc

 

[SirKit Breaker]

Hi guys,

Not sure if this has been covered recently but I am a man in need!

I require the ability to type up my installation & EICR certs on the pc. Problem is all i have is the downloadable ones you get from the IET and to be frank the typewriter tool used on pdf files is useless.

Does anyone know where I can get copies of current amendment one compliant certificates preferably not Niceic ones?

The reason Id rather not have the Niceic or simmilar ones is they have more detail than the IET standard forms and I havent the time to put in data that is not required eg: max permissable Zs (note I do obviously check this before issuing cert)

Any help would be much apretiated.

Why not make your own in MS word or exel?. You can put what you want on it then, as long as you have all the required fields included from the model forms.
I appreciate that it may be a bit long winded to do, but you only need to do it once.

Cheers.............Howard

PS forgot to add, i did once buy a CD on Ebay from an outfit called Elec Cert, and they are very very good, there was also a lot of other stuff on it as well, like E Light and Fire Alarm Certs. It was about a tenner if i recall.

 

[Octopus]

Ahhh pir form is cheaper think I will download the demo version. It is a little frustraiting that we have to pay just to be able to issue certificates, the IET should just release the forms on a better format!

Think of electronic certs as marketing - it will help with customers and you can print them to PDF and email the certs easily too.

 

[Trevor R]

Hi go to Welcome to Castline Systems - Electrical Design and Inspection Software and download their free version - it's a good certificate package where you select from "drop down" options been using it for more than a year - it was updated at the beginning of this year to keep in line with the 17th amendments.

 

[Trevor R]

Ops my previous post should read Welcome to Castline Systems - Electrical Design and Inspection Software rgds

 

[Octopus]

Ops my previous post should read Welcome to Castline Systems - Electrical Design and Inspection Software rgds

He wants EICR's and I don't think the free version does EICR's

 

[Worcester]

NICEIC are launching their own online pay per use software in a couple of weeks, so if your registered with them and you only do a few a year it will be a lot less costly than any of the subscription based solutions.

AlLso check out downloaded editable ones FREE from here:
New EICR - editable PDF certs
or here:
blank forms