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Testing & Inspecting

All our installations are tested and inspected to BS 7671 IEE Wiring regulations. The company is registered with the NICEIC. Test certificates will be issued on completion of each project.

We can also carry out Periodic Inspections to report on the condition of your premises electrical installation to ensure that it has not deteriorated with time and age and is in a safe condition. Periodic inspections are also usually required by insurance companies to ensure that your electrical system is kept to a suitable standard and in good condition to prevent overloading which can cause fires or electric shocks to your employees. You can carry out your own more regular risk assessments by visually inspecting the installation yourself, making sure there are no damaged wires or discolouration. If anything is found that looks unusual you can contact us and be assured that we will check out the system thoroughly and rectify any problems as required.

After the periodic inspection is complete we will explain whether or not there is any recommended remedial work required and provide you with a quotation for any works that need to be carried out.

It is advised that the following types of premises are tested at the following frequency:
Shops 5 years
Offices 5 years
Educational establishments 5 years
Hospitals 5 years
Pubic Houses / restaurants 5 years
Churches / Halls 5 years
Laboratories 5 years
Industrial 3 years
Places of pubic entertainment 3 years
Cinema / leisure complexes (ex swimming pools) 3 years
Agri / Horticulture 3 years
Caravans 3 years
Emergency Lighting 3 years
Fire Alarms 1 year
Caravan Sites 1 year
Swimming pools 1 year

The reports will include a summary of the inspection report stating the condition of the installation including:

• Adequacy of earthing and bonding
• Suitability of switchgear / control gear i.e. consumer unit
• Type of wiring and its condition
• Serviceability of equipment i.e. switches, sockets, light fittings
• Presence of adequate identification / notices
• Extent of wear and tear, damages etc
• Any changes in use of premises which may lead to different requirements