Frequently asked questions.

EAIBSA is a SANAS-accredited neutral third party that investigates electrical installation disputes. We act as an objective authority across South Africa, providing unbiased technical reports that determine whether an installation meets SANS 10142-1 safety standards.

A valid Certificate of Compliance (COC) must be issued by a registered person and reflect a system that is fundamentally safe. If your power trips constantly, or you suspect a “paperwork-only” inspection was carried out, EAIBSA can perform a verification audit to confirm the legal validity of the certificate and the safety of the site.

Yes. If a dispute arises regarding the safety or quality of an installation, you can request a report from EAIBSA. Our accredited reports hold significant weight in legal mediations, Department of Employment and Labour queries, and insurance claims.

This is a specialised statutory inspection for electrical installations in explosive atmospheres. It involves detailed, close, and visual checks of explosion-protected (Ex) equipment to ensure it remains safe and compliant with national safety standards.

Yes. EAIBSA is a national Approved Inspection Authority providing statutory electrical audits and hazardous area verifications to industrial hubs across the whole of South Africa.

Most insurers in South Africa require a valid COC and proof that the installation meets South African National Standards. If an installation is found to be non-compliant after an incident, claims are often rejected. EAIBSA provides third-party verification to ensure your system is safe and your investment is protected.

An audit by EAIBSA ensures that your installer has followed all safety regulations, used correct fusing, and properly integrated the system into your distribution board. It provides a neutral “stamp of approval” that is entirely separate from the company that performed the installation.