Initial verification and periodic inspection EICR explained via Guidance note 

Great informative video Mark. Thanks for giving your time to this as its sure to help many youngsters coming into the industry. I work primarily in the private rental sector for a number of agents and a university. Never short of work and they get all the jobs for me, deal with the clients and dont have the worries of getting paid. In return as you said I give a consistant service with a common sense engineering judgement approach to what can sometimes be challenging installations. Works both ways.

Hi Mark studying to do my 2391 at the moment and came across this video, very informative explaining sections of the GN3 . Thanks very much 👍🏻

Another good informative video Mark, Thanks👍

Also IET on-site guide is useful. There are actually quite a few specialized tests in guidance note 3 that have not been covered in other videos by others GSH, sparky ninja and others. For example: 1.) SELV, PELV insulation resistance 2.) testing FELV circuits 3.) my favorite - proving and testing non conducting locations (insulation resistance and impedance testing of walls and floors). These tests you could look at covering at some point when you get time. No one really shows apprentices how to do these and where and when you would need to do them.

Nice video Mark, well done.

Thanks for the great video!

Great video. Thanks for your time.

Great video

Another quality video

Great video 👍👌

Fantastic!

Just wondered what your thoughts are on a domestic landlord with all the test equipment and skills to test circuits to comply with BS 767, GN3, OSG, whilst recording all results correctly on the model forms etc. My experience of several 'pros' has lead me to the conclusion that a landlord could do a more thorough job whilst being able to sleep at night. Do the letting agents always stipulate NICEIC sparkies? not impressed so far. So many faults not recognised. Apologies, maybe you have explained this already.

So if u do an eicr then a board change for remedials is this classed as an EICR or EIC..