Templates for Certificates of Compliance and Electrical Safety Certificates are available for download, along with templates for checklists relating to both Certificates.

The Record of Inspection is a formal document detailing an inspection of high-risk prescribed electrical work (PEW). A template of the Record of Inspection is available for download.

Installation PEW Certification templates

Certificates of Compliance (CoC) and Electrical Safety Certificates (ESC) are available from a number of providers, including the Electrical Workers Registration Board (EWRB)(external link).

The Record of Inspection (RoI) is a formal document detailing an inspection of high-risk prescribed electrical work (PEW). A template of the Record of Inspection (RoI) is available for download below.

Certificate of Compliance (CoC) and Electrical Safety Certificate (ESC) templates

Certificate design checklists

The following checklists are available for download:

References to regulations in these checklists are to the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010.

The checklists identify items that certificates must include and some optional items. If the certificate is to form part of another document such as an invoice, it should be clearly identifiable and all the certification information should be presented together in the document. As long as that information is clearly identifiable, there are no other specific requirements to how the information is presented.

Combined CoC-ESCs must meet the requirements of both CoCs and ESCs, but the information need only be recorded once on combined certificates.

Record of Inspection (RoI)

An RoI is a formal document detailing an inspection of high-risk prescribed electrical work (PEW) as required by Regulation 72 of the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010. Regulation 72 also specifies the information required on the RoI.

The RoI provides a legally recognisable written record of what high-risk PEW was inspected and by whom. It may also be used for the purpose of connection, and utilised for other purposes, including auditing and investigations.

High-risk prescribed electrical work has to be inspected by a person authorised to inspect such work. However, that person may not inspect such work if they have personally carried out the work, supervised someone else carrying out the work or issued a CoC for the work.

The person doing the inspection must produce a written record of the inspection. This record must identify what was inspected, and be signed and dated by the person doing the inspection.

The RoI must:

1. identify the work that was inspected; and
2. be signed and dated by the person carrying out the inspection; and
3. include or have on it the authentication mark, as specified in regulation 111B; and
4. if the inspection was carried out in accordance with a standard, identify the standard and state that the inspection was carried out in accordance with that standard; and
5. if the inspection was carried out in accordance with a certified design, identify the certified design and state that the inspection was carried out in accordance with that certified design; and
6. state whether the work that has been inspected has been done in accordance with these regulations; and
7. state whether the installation or part installation on which the work has been done is, and will be (when powered), electrically safe

In addition:

The person who carries out the inspection must attach the certificate of compliance or a copy of the certificate of compliance, to the record of inspection. If the inspection relates to work covered by more than 1 certificate of compliance, the record of inspection must identify the certificates of compliance to which it relates.
The person doing the inspection is also responsible for entering specific details relating to the work on the Electricity and Gas High-risk Database which will be hosted on the WorkSafe website.

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