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EICR & PAT Testing Compliance Across Sites | AP Prokure
An expired EICR is a silent risk. Here's how multi-site operators track electrical safety documentation to expiry, per site.
Alistair Yates
Published: 21 July 2026 · 1 min read

An expired EICR doesn't announce itself. Your insurer will.
Electrical safety is the definition of a silent risk. The lights still work the day after your EICR expires. Then an incident happens, a claim goes in, and the first thing anyone asks for is the certificate that's three months out of date.
EICRs, PAT testing and electrical safety records across a multi-site estate are almost impossible to hold in a spreadsheet — different dates, sites and contractors, all drifting out of sync.
What the Portal Does
● EICR, PAT testing and electrical safety documentation tracked to expiry, per site, with renewal prompts
● One live view of what's valid, due and overdue across the whole estate
● Evidence on demand for insurers, licensing officers and head-office audits
The Cost of Getting This Wrong
● Care homes and HMOs: an EICR lapses beyond its window; after an incident the insurer challenges cover because the fixed-wiring inspection was out of date
● Hospitality: patchy PAT records across twelve sites — one faulty appliance, one injury, one claim you can't defend
● Multi-site: electrical breaches invite enforcement, reputational damage and remedial works at emergency prices
Book a demonstration — 15 minutes shows you what a spreadsheet never could.
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