Document background
The Certificate of Completion Electrical Work is a mandatory document required under New Zealand's electrical safety regulations. It must be issued upon completion of prescribed electrical work to certify that the installation complies with the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 and relevant standards. This certificate serves multiple purposes: it provides assurance to property owners that work meets safety requirements, enables regulatory oversight of electrical work, and maintains records of electrical modifications for future reference. The document includes critical information such as the nature of work performed, test results, and certification by licensed electrical workers. It's particularly important for insurance purposes, property transactions, and maintaining compliance with New Zealand's strict electrical safety standards.
