The 2393-10 is about applying the Building Regulations to domestic electrical work. It focuses on Part P and the other Approved Documents that affect electricians—how to plan, notify and certify work in dwellings so it’s safe and compliant. These online practice papers are designed to sharpen your recall and judgement across real-world scenarios, not just code numbers.
Who it’s for
Practising electricians and domestic installers
Anyone preparing for C&G 2393-10 or needing a Building Regs refresher
What our papers cover
Part P: scope, notifiable vs non-notifiable work, CPS/Building Control routes, client paperwork
Key Approved Documents where electrics are involved:
A (structure: chases/joists), B (fire: fire-stopping, cable supports), E (sound), F (ventilation), L (energy/lighting), M (access: heights/locations of controls)
Responsibilities, records and handover (EIC/MEIWC + compliance certificates)
Coordination with BS 7671 in domestic settings
How to use
Work through the set, note any weak areas (e.g. notification or fire-stopping), then revisit the relevant Approved Documents and your scheme guidance. Repeat until you’re consistently getting a comfortable pass margin.
Recommended reading
Approved Document P (plus A, B, E, F, L, M) – current editions
Electrician’s Guide to the Building Regulations
BS 7671 (for alignment with electrical safety requirements)
Tip: Keep the focus on why a job is (or isn’t) notifiable, and what documentation the client must receive.