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Minor Works Certificate Template

Print the complete BS 7671:2018+A4:2026 minor works form for an addition or alteration to an existing circuit, with test results and certifier sign-off.
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What is it?

This is the blank version of the minor works record available in Tradehand. It includes the work description, supply and earthing details, protective measures, circuit test results and the certifier declaration. Select the edition appropriate to the work before completing the record.

About this template

A Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate records an addition or alteration that does not create a new circuit. The person responsible records the work, the existing circuit, inspection findings and measured test results, then signs the declaration. It is separate from building-control notification.

When to use

  • Adding a socket or lighting point to an existing circuit
  • Moving a point or making another alteration on an existing circuit
  • Recording one circuit and the work covered by its declaration

Tips

  1. 1Use an Electrical Installation Certificate for a new circuit or replacement consumer unit.
  2. 2Record measured results and the exact extent of the work; a blank form does not certify an installation.
  3. 3Check any building-notification requirement separately for the work and country involved.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use this for a replacement consumer unit?

Use an Electrical Installation Certificate for a replacement consumer unit or a new circuit. Minor works records an addition or alteration to an existing circuit.

Does this replace a Part P notification?

No. The installation record and a building-control or competent-person-scheme notification are separate documents. Check the applicable country and work scope.

Is the PDF printable?

This download is a printable blank PDF. Complete and sign the record in Tradehand when you need a digital record and PDF output.

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