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These are assessment-led enquiries. Providers should identify the installation type and responsibilities, check the work falls within their competence and define any testing or design required before accepting an unspecified electrical task.
Service scope
A qualification category for electrical requests that do not match the named installation, inspection or fault subservices. It identifies the equipment and intended change before selecting an electrically competent provider, without treating unknown work as a standard repair.
What is normally included
- Clarification of an unusual electrical enquiry
- Assessment of equipment and installation boundaries
- Routing to an appropriate electrical speciality
What is not included
- Customer instructions for live testing
- Assumed authority over utility-owned equipment
Qualification checks
- Identify the equipment and intended result
- Distinguish fault diagnosis from new work
- Check ownership and access boundaries
- Confirm relevant competence
- Define inspection and documentation scope
Quote guidance
Offer an assessment stage when the work is not yet identifiable. Any subsequent price should name the equipment and operation, excluding utility charges or specialist work not within the provider’s agreed responsibility.
Lead risks
- Generic descriptions can attract the wrong specialist
- Inspection may reveal a broader installation issue
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