The AI draft of exposed wiring at a junction box: Critical, Electrical, with the recommendation

Step by step

  1. Photo first, hands off. A wide shot for location and a close-up with the zoom, not by getting closer.
  2. Location to the metre: 'Garage ceiling, junction box above the consumer unit'.
  3. Severity critical; trade electrical; assignee the electrician; due today.
  4. Action: isolate, fit the cover or terminate in an enclosure, test, then release the area.
  5. On the re-inspection, photograph the same spot for the after photo and close it.

The AI draft grades exposed conductors critical and writes the recommendation; it is the example in every screenshot on this site because it is the defect where the wording matters most. Critical items sit at the top of the summary table and in Insights until they are closed.

Related questions

Should I isolate it myself?

Only if you can do it safely at the consumer unit and you are entitled to on that site. Otherwise, report it in person immediately and keep people away.

Is a missing faceplate the same thing?

A socket with no faceplate but no exposed conductors is high; conductors you can touch are critical.

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