Can I put several minor works on one certificate?
Yes. This version records the common installation details once and lists each item of work with its own test results, so you do not need a separate certificate for every small job on the visit.
BS 7671 MEIWC
Minor Works Certificate (Multiple Works) App
Fill it in on site, sign on screen, and send a professional Minor Works ×N PDF before you leave the job.
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Need a Minor Works ×N for your own property? It's issued by the tradesperson who does the work — TradePlanr is the app they use.
When you carry out several small electrical works on one visit — a few added spurs, replaced accessories or altered circuits — issuing a separate Minor Works Certificate for each can be repetitive. This certificate records the common installation details once and lists each item of work with its own essential test results.
TradePlanr captures the shared earthing and supply details, then an unbounded schedule of works: location, description, protective device, and the essential tests (continuity, insulation resistance, Zs, RCD and polarity) for each.
It follows the principles of the BS 7671 Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate and produces a single, tidy branded PDF for the client.
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What it covers
- Common installation details: earthing arrangement, Ze, bonding and supply polarity
- A schedule of minor works, each with its own description and location
- Essential test results per item: (R1+R2), insulation resistance, Zs, RCD and polarity
- Comments on the existing installation and any departures from BS 7671
- The declaration and next inspection recommendation
When it's required
A Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate is the appropriate certificate for additions and alterations that do not create a new circuit.
This multiple-works version suits a visit where several such minor works are completed, keeping them on one certificate rather than many.
For a new installation or a new circuit, use an EIC instead.
How to issue it in TradePlanr
- 1
Enter the common details
Record the earthing arrangement, Ze, bonding and supply polarity that apply to all the works.
- 2
List each item of work
Add each minor work with its location, description, protective device and essential test results.
- 3
Add comments and declaration
Note any comments on the existing installation and departures, and complete the declaration.
- 4
Sign and issue
Sign on screen and produce one branded PDF covering all the works.
Issue this certificate from your phone or the web
TradePlanr generates this and 79 other gas, electrical, oil, plumbing and renewables certificates as proper PDFs — filled on site, signed on screen and stored against the job. Works even with no signal. Free to start.
Frequently asked questions
When should I use an EIC instead?
Use an EIC for a new installation or any new circuit. A minor works certificate is only for additions and alterations that do not create a new circuit.
Related certificates
Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate
The BS 7671 MEIWC for additions and alterations that do not create a new circuit.
Electrical Installation Certificate (EIC)
The BS 7671 model EIC for new circuits and installations, filled and signed on site.
Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
The periodic inspection report for existing installations, with observations and codes.
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