Periodic on dental practices

[sparkymalarky]

EICR's are definitely carried out to current regulations as amended. 'Reg's aren't retrospective'... was waiting to see how long it would take before some one mentioned that phrase, applicable though

 

[lauriehurman]

otherwise how could you have a code for "not complying with current regs"?

 

[UNG]

Periodics were always signed off as complying with XX edition of the regs up to and including the 15th edition if I remember correctly the thing is how would the industry generate enough work for the influx of second career sparks if we can't say all these perfectly safe installations don't comply with the latest regs and need upgrading

 

[i=p/u]

no live parts , busted accesories , cables ok for ciruits, few others , yep dead on ...

 

[Engineer54]

Chris in post #11 gave you the best advise, especially in his last paragraph relating to his reference to HTM rules.

Things can be a little different if this dental practice were licenced to undertake A full dental surgery service under full blown anaesthetic, but this doesn't seem to be the case from your OP...

 

[BPW]

I think it's all been said; 17th with C3's, but it would certainly come under 710 too.

 

[richy3333]

No you don't, you conduct it to the regs at time of install as Murdoch stated.

What!?