8 Utility Tools for Electricians

Stay current with every change to BS 7671. Covers the 18th Edition (July 2018) through Amendments 1, 2, and 3 — highlighting key regulation changes and their practical impact on your installations. Know exactly what changed, when it changed, and how it affects your work.

Track your Continuing Professional Development hours against a customisable annual target. Log training courses, online learning, mentoring, and on-the-job hours. Circular progress dashboard with activity breakdown and PDF export for evidence.

Digital checklist covering the full dead testing sequence per BS 7671. Includes pre-test checks, continuity of protective conductors, ring final circuit continuity, insulation resistance, polarity, and phase sequence — with 70+ items referencing specific regulations and linked calculators.

Store and manage your Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR) and Electrical Installation Certificates (EIC) digitally. Fill in details on-site, attach observations, and export professional PDF certificates ready for clients or building control.

Quick reference guide for Electrical Installation Condition Report observation codes. Understand the meaning, severity, and recommended actions for C1 (danger present), C2 (potentially dangerous), C3 (improvement recommended), and FI (further investigation) classifications.

Step-by-step live testing procedures with test equipment requirements. Covers earth fault loop impedance (Zs), prospective fault current (PFC), RCD testing, and verification of supply characteristics — all following the BS 7671 testing sequence.

Interactive decision tree for Part P (Building Regulations) compliance in England. Answer simple questions about your planned electrical work and get a clear answer on whether the work is notifiable, who needs to be informed, and what documentation is required.

Comprehensive visual inspection procedures for electrical installations following BS 7671 requirements. Check for correct labelling, conductor identification, IP ratings, cable routing, connections, and protective device selection — all before any testing begins.