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Am I qualified to carry out an EICR?

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Hi


I'm new to this forum. However I have attained the old C and G 2381 16th edition and c and g 2391 inspection and test. As I understand I am able to do PIRs. 


In the past I have done PIRs to my own property to keep my hand in so to speak but as a Landlord I'm trying to find someone to do EIRCs to my own tenanted properties.


It struck me that I should theoretically be able to do them myself.


I have ordered the following books


18TH edition

Onsite guide up to date copy

Guidance note 3 uo to date copy

Buildjng regs for 18th edition

The NAPIT EICR code reader


I have downloaded the forms fir the EICR. They are a bit of a development on the old PIR formaf but with the help of the guidance notes and some example forms I am hoping I'll be able to meet the criteria.


As far as test equip,ent is concerned I have a Fluke 1653 multi tester.


Before I bother my tenants I intend to run through my own property first.


Thank you jn advance
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    Just a note regarding the wiring regs, do you hold the latest 18th Edition qualification?

    Owning the book isn't enough to be classed as competent in most peoples eyes, you need to at least complete the 18th Edition exam (C&G or EAL). This isn't expensive, and you can either do a course to get up to speed, or if you're confident you can make your way around the regs, you could just do the exam, but this is fairly important. Everyone working in the industry has to keep up with their qualifications for regs updates.
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    Just a note regarding the wiring regs, do you hold the latest 18th Edition qualification?

    Owning the book isn't enough to be classed as competent in most peoples eyes, you need to at least complete the 18th Edition exam (C&G or EAL). This isn't expensive, and you can either do a course to get up to speed, or if you're confident you can make your way around the regs, you could just do the exam, but this is fairly important. Everyone working in the industry has to keep up with their qualifications for regs updates.
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