Office teams and managers do not need to become electricians to ask better questions about returned paperwork. They do need to know what the document covers, whether required information is present and who must act on concerns.
Electrical Certificates: Review for Managers uses original fictional Minor Works and EICR cases to explore good, incomplete and inconsistent information. Check identity, scope, dates, signatures, limitations, findings and follow-up. Recognise protective-device markings and test-result terminology without changing the electrician’s readings.
Understand the duties as well as the documents
Pair it with Electricity at Work and Electrical Dangers. The two linked modules are recommended for construction offices, caravan sites and parks, facilities teams and maintenance offices.
£95 per course, or £175 together — save £15. Awareness and administrative review support your management system; they do not guarantee legal compliance, replace competent inspection or authorise certification.
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