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The Law

Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 (EAWR) places a legal responsibility on employers and employees, as duty holders to ensure that electrical installations & equipment used during work periods are safe.

 

Legal Requirements

To achieve compliance with the law the legal requirements of the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 requires proof that an electrical installation or equipment is safe. Inspection and testing of an installation by competent people and the creation and maintenance of records would help achieve these requirements.

Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 is part of the Health & Safety Act and is the Law in Britain.

 

Periodic Inspection Report
It is recommended that an inspection of all electrical installations is carried out at certain times to be sure that the installation has not deteriorated to such an extent that it may pose a risk of fire, to persons or livestock. Our SOFTWARE is approved by the NICEIC

The report identifies and classifies problems according to BS7671 standards (IEE Wiring Regulations):
1 Requires urgent attention
2 Requires improvement
3 Requires further investigation
4 Does not comply with BS7671
(this does not necessarily imply that the installation is unsafe)

 

Experienced

The experience gained over 16 years has enabled us to become experts in the inspection and testing of low voltage installations.

 

If you would like to find out more about how we can help you with your requirement, please contact us without obligation.

We have been carrying out the inspection and testing of buildings for over 16 years and bring skilled professional knowledge at a competitive price.

In addition to the inspection programme we supply Auto Cad Schematic drawings of the sub-mains that are installed at the point of origin. Distribution board charts are installed at every distribution board identifying the circuits.