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Electrical Compliance Certificate

Portable
Appliance TestingIn-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment in residential premises in line with the IET Code of Practice for In-service Inspection and Testing (5th Edition, 2020) and the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.

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Confidential   Issued to the named client only PAT Template v1.0 · Edition 2026
Section 1.0

Test Information

Form — complete all fields
1.1   Document Reference
1.2   Date of Test
1.3   Client / Managing Agent
1.4   Property Address
1.5   Type of Premises
1.6   Reason for Test
1.7   Engineer & Qualification
1.8   Recommended Next Test
Section 2.0

Executive Summary

Overall test verdict
Overall Risk
Items flagged
0
Actions required
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Test date
Next test
Section 3.0

Test Equipment & Methodology

PAT tester & calibration
3.1   PAT Tester — Make & Model
3.2   Tester Serial Number
3.3   Calibration Certificate Date
3.4   Calibration Provider
3.5   Test Standard
3.6   Test Limits Applied
Section 4.0

Appliance Register & Test

Per-appliance test record
# Appliance description Location Class Asset ID EC (Ω) IR (MΩ) Result
Class definitions. Class I — equipment relying on a protective earth (kettles, microwaves, washing machines). Earth continuity ≤ 0.1Ω plus the resistance of the supply lead. Class II — double-insulated equipment (most lamps, hairdryers, small chargers) — identified by the double-square symbol; insulation resistance must be ≥ 2.0 MΩ. Class III — SELV equipment — visual inspection only.
Section 5.0

General Electrical Checks

Premises-wide visual checks
# Audit point Status Observation
All visible socket-outlets undamaged and securely fixed.
No use of damaged or non-BS-1363 multi-way adaptors.
No daisy-chained extension leads or visible overloading.
Flexible cables free of damage, kinking or signs of overheating.
All plugs fitted with correctly rated fuse for the appliance.
Moulded plugs intact — no exposed conductors at cable entry.
No appliances sited inappropriately (e.g. heater on / near combustibles).
Bathrooms / shower rooms free of unsuitable mains-powered appliances.
Tenant has been advised on safe use and reporting of faults.
Section 6.0

Photographic Evidence

Supporting images
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Section 7.0

Action Plan

Items requiring follow-up
# Action required Risk Responsible Target
Section 8.0

Declaration & Sign-off

Issued by & acknowledged

8.1   Engineer

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Scope & limitations. This certificate records the in-service inspection and testing of the portable electrical appliances listed within the dwelling on the date stated, in line with the IET Code of Practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment (5th Edition, 2020) and the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989. Testing is non-intrusive (formal visual inspection, earth continuity and insulation resistance) and does not include the fixed electrical installation, which is the subject of a separate Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR). Equipment introduced into the property after the date of this test is not covered. The duty of care for the safe use and prompt reporting of faults rests with the occupier. HSE Property Checks accepts no liability for non-implementation of the recommendations. © HSE Property Checks 2026 — confidential to the named client.
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