Electrical Inspection Report Writer
Draft EICR, EIC, minor works certificates, and visual inspection reports.
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How to Use Electrical Inspection Report Writer
- 1This writes up results you have already obtained. It cannot inspect or test anything, and a certificate can only be issued by a qualified person who carried out the work.
- 2Pick the report type: EICR, EIC for a new installation, Minor Works Certificate, or Visual Inspection Report.
- 3Enter the installation details and your findings — 'no RCD protection to sockets, consumer unit is old rewireable fuse type, some cables lack earth sleeving'.
- 4Add the inspector name with qualifications and the installation address.
- 5Generate, then transfer the content onto the proper certificate form and check every observation, code and limitation against what you actually found.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I issue this as an EICR?
No. An EICR is a legal document issued on a prescribed form by a competent person who has carried out the inspection and testing, and it must carry real test results. This drafts the written observations and recommendations that go into one — it is not the certificate and cannot become one.
Does it assign classification codes?
It will suggest C1, C2, C3 and FI codes for observations you describe, and those suggestions must be reviewed. Coding is a judgement about danger that rests on what you saw on site, and getting it wrong in either direction has consequences — an under-coded C1 leaves a danger in service.
Will it get the regulation references right?
Check every one. Wiring regulations differ by country and are amended regularly, and a model will cite a plausible regulation number with complete confidence. An incorrect citation on a certificate is a real problem.
What is the limitations section for?
Recording what was not inspected and why — inaccessible areas, circuits that could not be isolated, the agreed extent of sampling. It protects you and it tells the next person what has not been checked. Make sure it reflects the actual limitations of your visit.
Can it replace test results?
Never. Test results come from calibrated instruments used on the installation. Any value appearing in generated text that you did not measure is fabricated, and recording an unmeasured value on a certificate is falsification.
About Electrical Inspection Report Writer
The Electrical Inspection Report Writer turns findings you have recorded on site into the written sections of an inspection report — overall condition assessment, supply characteristics, observations grouped by area, recommendations and limitations.
Its function is writing up, not inspecting. The inspection and testing have happened; what remains is turning a page of site notes into clear written observations that a client can act on and another electrician can follow. That is the part that gets done badly at the end of a long day.
Three things must be checked every time. Classification codes are judgements about danger and only you saw the installation. Regulation references vary by country, are amended regularly, and are exactly what a model states confidently and wrongly. And any test value in the text must be one you measured with a calibrated instrument — a number that appears without you supplying it is fabricated, and putting it on a certificate is falsification.
The output is draft text to transfer onto the proper certificate form, which only a competent person who carried out the work may issue. Your input is sent to our own AI server over HTTPS, used once, and never stored or used for training. If our server is down, a backup AI provider may handle the request under its own data policy.