thanks.

You should make reference to your GN3. AS the tester you make use of your senses, touch, smell and sight. You sign off the new EIC form stating you have carried out the schedule of inspections (now in appendix form). even if it is simply a radial circuit with just one point, you would start off visually checking for no obvious signs of damage, its erected and installed correctly and the supply arrangements look intact (DNO). Follow GN3

LO1. Providing the relevant people with the information they need to allow them to work on electrical systems. You do this naturally. If I wanted to connect a component I might ask you if its safely isolated and locked off, or go do it and let me know verbally. If I asked you to go and safely isolate I would want that done instantly, because I am waiting . So many examples here. Provide me the manufacturers instructions etc etc. Look at the wording of the criteria and demonstrate how you did it.