What is required in the way
of certification and log book?

On completing the installation of an emergency lighting system, or part of it, or of a major alteration to an existing installation, an Emergency Lighting Completion Certificate will be supplied to the occupier/owner of the premises. A copy of this certificate may be required by the enforcing authority. Photometric data for the fittings used will also be supplied as a requirement.

On completion of a yearly inspection and test schedule an Emergency Lighting Periodic Inspection Test Certificate will be issued to the occupier/owner of the premises. This certificate should be supplied at intervals of no more than 1 year or on the completion of a major alteration or addition to an existing installation, or at such other times as required by the enforcing authority. A copy of this certificate may also be required by the enforcing authority.
 

Emergency Lighting Testing Completion Certificate

Following your Emergency Lighting Testing, a log book should be kept on the premises in the care of a person appointed by the occupier/owner and should be readily available for examination by any authorised person. The log book should be used to record the following information:

1. Date of any completion certificate
2. Date of each periodic inspection and test certificate
3. Date and brief details of each service, inspection or test carried out
4. Date and brief details of any defects and of remedial action taken
5. Date and brief details of any alterations to the emergency lighting
    

If your log book is out of date please call today to book your appointment.