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What does EDIS do? |
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The Electrical Distribution Information System provides a simple, convenient document manage system to create, edit and store all information relating to electrical installations. |
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The system's data is based on the requirements of the national standard for the safety of electrical installations, BS 7671: Requirements for electrical installations. |
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The system contains all the data required to : |
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Update and print distribution board charts |
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Issue New Installation certificates |
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Issue Minor Works certificates |
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Issue Periodic inspection certificates |
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What about security and user rights
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The user rights are designed to control access to the system, allowing changes to be made only by those authorized to do so by the Electrical Supervisor. |
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There are three levels of user: |
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Building Administrators – who create Electrical Supervisors and Contractors |
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Electrical Supervisors – who create, delete, edit and update data. They also request the certificates. |
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Contrctors – who complete the certificate information and authorize the final copy of the cerificate |
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How can I register for the system?
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You can email customerservices@electricalcertificates.co.uk
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How much does it cost? |
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The service is provided on a subscription basis |
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Subscribing Organisations agree to a 3 year subscription, payable annually in advance. |
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The cost is based on the number of distribution boards that the Subscribing Organisation has entered into the system
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How does the contractor print the Test certificates |
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Certificates are printed into a PDF document which can be printed and signed by the contractor. |
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A copy of the PDF is available on the EDIS system, whenever the contractor requires it. |
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PDF's are marked as original or duplicate
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Only Contractors may indicate when the certificate is authorized as completed
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How does EDIS fit in with NICEIC
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The NICEIC maintains a Roll of Approved Contractors that are assessed every year to check that their work meets the national safety standard BS 7671 (the IEE Wiring Regulations) and other relevant technical standards.
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One of the rules of NICEIC enrolment is that NICEIC contractors must issue Electrical Installation Certificates for all work undertaken. |
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EDIS facilitates the completion of NICEIC certificates, by allowing the contractor to print the details of the inspection directly to the NICEIC stationery. |