Conger Electrical carry out Periodic Inspection Reports to all types of Domestic, Commercial and Industrial premises. This report will inform you of the condition of your electrical installation and any areas that do not meet current standards. You are also issued a full report on any remedial works that maybe required to bring the installation to a ‘Satisfactory’ standard.
Although electrical installations are designed and constructed to a very high standard, once an installation is in operation problems can occur due to the following causes:
- Change of ownership of the premises
- Change of use of the premises
- After alterations or additions to the original installation
- Because of any significant change in the electrical loading of the installation
- Where there is reason to believe that damage may have been caused to the installation
Periodic testing provides evidence of compliance with NICEIC Regulations.
Our test Engineers can provide Testing and Inspection of electrical installations as an essential part of ensuring compliance with the requirements of The Electricity At Work Regulations 1989 and BS7671.
Most electrical installations suffer damage and deterioration or alteration throughout their operational life. Therefore, planned recorded electrical inspection and testing will be essential to confirm the continuing safe operation of installed installations.
The Electricity At Work Regulations 1989 places legal responsibility on the owner of an electrical installation to prevent electrical accidents. These regulations call for all electrical systems and apparatus which are, or may be, attached to the electrical installation, to be maintained in a safe condition so that individual users may be protected from electrical shock or fire hazards.
It is essential to decide when maintenance is necessary to prevent danger. This means that all electrical systems should be certified at least every 5 years. The majority of clients request 100% visual examination and a 20% test of their installation every year.
Read below in our section on Part P regulations recently introduced by the government how these regulations effect every householder in the country.
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