Document background
The Electrical Installation Completion Certificate is a mandatory document required under New Zealand's electrical safety regulatory framework. It must be issued upon completion of new electrical installations or significant modifications to existing electrical systems. This certificate forms part of the compliance documentation required by the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 and must be completed by a licensed electrical worker. It includes detailed information about the installation, test results, and compliance with relevant standards. The certificate serves multiple purposes: it provides assurance to property owners, satisfies regulatory requirements, may be required for insurance purposes, and is often necessary for connection to the power supply network. This document is particularly important in commercial, industrial, and residential contexts where electrical safety certification is essential for occupancy and operation.
