EICR test and report

[Alanis]

Thank you all for the reply.

 

[i=p/u]

Just a "make sure nothing hanging of wall job

 

[Alanis]

We don't know what the boss is demanding it seems the OP isn't 100% of what is required and the info from the boss isn't forth coming.

Boss wants me to inspect without equipment and I think it did not matter to him if the form is filled correctly or not. He is going to sign it and scam people with remedial work. There was no gas in the building but I saw him ticked the box with GAS on page 2 and put a measurement on bonding material. I think he used a template form...I cannot say for sure. I did not feel good about this

 

[Dartlec]

Boss wants me to inspect without equipment and I think it did not matter to him if the form is filled correctly or not. He is going to sign it and scam people with remedial work. There was no gas in the building but I saw him ticked the box with GAS on page 2 and put a measurement on bonding material. I think he used a template form...I cannot say for sure. I did not feel good about this

Unfortunately sounds like a boss who's 'advice' would not be worth learning from anyway in terms of doing a competent or good job.

You'll have to decide how you feel about what you're doing - if you are only doing a visual inspection then you can at least still do that properly and to the best of your abilities (checking bonding is in place and the right size, looking for damaged sockets, light fittings etc). while getting some experience of the reality of houses.

What your boss does you cannot do much about unfortunately, other than decide whether you want to keep working for him.

I don't suppose you know whether he is registered with the NICEIC or NAPIT? If so you could consider informing them of what he's doing (though probably only after you've decided you can no longer work with him naturally...)

 

[i=p/u]

Record him then ask for pay rise.

 

[Alanis]

Unfortunately sounds like a boss who's 'advice' would not be worth learning from anyway in terms of doing a competent or good job.

You'll have to decide how you feel about what you're doing - if you are only doing a visual inspection then you can at least still do that properly and to the best of your abilities (checking bonding is in place and the right size, looking for damaged sockets, light fittings etc). while getting some experience of the reality of houses.

What your boss does you cannot do much about unfortunately, other than decide whether you want to keep working for him.

I don't suppose you know whether he is registered with the NICEIC or NAPIT? If so you could consider informing them of what he's doing (though probably only after you've decided you can no longer work with him naturally...)

I agree with you. I think I will inform NAPIT because the company has someone reg NAPIT but that person neither inspect nor signs the form. Once I'm gone I will inform...

Thanks everyone for shedding some light on the matter.

 

[westward10]

Best thing to do is find another job then walk, let him carry on as he likes.