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The EAS is the core industry framework that defines the minimum technical, competence, and safety requirements an electrical enterprise must meet to be recognised by a Certification or Registration Body as competent to carry out electrotechnical work. It applies across the UK and underpins all major electrical certification schemes, including the Certsure/NICEIC scheme.
Over several years, and with the support of industry, EAS has been raising standards around competence of electrical enterprises and individuals within those enterprises.
The following information is designed to help Members navigate these changes with links provided where pertinent for external guidance.
NOTE: information provided in these FAQs mainly relate to changes made in EAS 2024. Information around existing requirements introduced in previous versions of the EAS may not be included within answers.
To access EAS documents including the qualifications guide, click here.
If the business carries out periodic inspection and testing, any qualifying supervisor(s) over seeing the work and employed persons undertaking the work must hold:
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All qualifying supervisors responsible for overseeing the work and employed persons undertaking the work must hold:
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The webinar outlines how to access Welsh Government FSP funding and the cost‑effective NICEIC training available from January 2026. These courses will support compliance with the updated EAS requirements coming into effect in October 2026, while helping contractors stay up-to-date with low‑carbon technologies driving the UK’s move to electrification. Watch here >
