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[TommySco]

That tash is definitely a C1! Urgent action required 😂

[kingofthenorth]

Good video, thanks for the easy digestible info 👍

[saw]

I was willing to take all this in until i noticed you're wearing white socks, never trust a man in white socks.

[deang]

A Code 1 (C1) observation means ‘ Danger present. Risk of injury. Immediate remedial action required.’

A Code 2 (C2) is not as severe as a C1, but is still a potentially dangerous defect. They may not pose an immediate threat but are likely to become a danger in the future. A C2 is described as ‘Potentially dangerous – urgent remedial action required.’

Code 3 is described as ‘Improvement recommended.’

This means something has been identified which does not comply with the latest regulations but isn’t actually dangerous. For example, the installation may not comply with the current version of the regulations or may have damaged fittings which do not have exposed live parts. A code C3, in itself, should not warrant an overall unsatisfactory report


Code FI
An observation code FI is described as ‘ Further investigation required without delay.‘ This means that your electrical testing engineer has observed something whilst carrying out the testing, for instance if the emergency lights seem very dim. This might not have been covered in the report so they have noted it separately as code FI.


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