Gas Safety Certificates, EIC/EICR Certificates and Fire Risk Assessments, are documents that are regularly required.
We are able to arrange for any of these, and others, should you require, through our network of qualified contractors and assessors.
Gas Safety Certificate
A gas safety certificate, also known as a CP12, is a document that contains important information about the gas safety of a domestic property. It includes details of the gas appliances and pipework that have been inspected, and whether they are safe to use. The certificate also contains contact details for the gas engineer who carried out the inspection.
Gas safety certificates are required by law in England and Wales. Landlords must have a gas safety certificate for each property they rent out, and they must provide a copy to their tenants. Gas safety certificates are valid for 12 months from the date of the inspection.
EIC/EICR Certificates
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), more commonly referred to as an EICR Inspection, it is designed to provide a thorough assessment of the condition of electrical installations. This report provides invaluable information to ensure that electrical installation is safe and compliant with current regulations. Since it’s so important, one must understand how long such a certificate lasts before needing another round of testing.
An EICR, is a comprehensive inspection and testing of the electrical installation in a building, carried out every 5 years or before the expiry of existing EICR report.
Fire Risk Assessments
A fire risk assessment is a comprehensive process that assesses the potential fire hazards and risks in a given space. It is typically carried out by fire safety professionals, but can also be done by anyone with knowledge and training. The goal of a fire risk assessment is to identify any potential fire hazards and risks, and to develop a plan to mitigate or eliminate them.
A Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) in the UK is a systematic and comprehensive evaluation of a premises’ potential fire hazards, the risks associated with those hazards, and the measures in place to mitigate or control those risks. The purpose of a Fire Risk Assessment is to ensure the safety of occupants and visitors within a building and to minimize the risk of fire-related incidents.
We can also assist in the arrangement of the following:
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