Industrial and Commercial Periodic Inspection

• Auxiliary panels and the main distribution board for electricity.
• Replacement of fuse boards and boxes.
• Machines, manufacturing structures, and electronic equipment require mains and UPS outlets.
• Compressors, generators, and hydrofoil pumps as static points.
• Lightning protection systems.
• Distribution of electricity.
• Storage heating electric underfloor.
• Heating security lighting.
• Gold fibre optics data cabling.
• Testing of emergency lighting.
• Call-out service and emergency repairs.
• Installation of lighting and emergency lighting.
• Extra sockets and lighting.
• Points for lighting fault.
• Lighting surveys that are compliant with in-depth return on investment proposals.
• Portable Appliance Testing (PAT).
• Energy-efficient LED lighting.

These points are checked following the regulation’s requirements, measurements are taken, and a report is written. Each electrical connection point, fuse, and switchgear throughout the manufacturing and office sections of the factory are detailed in these reports. Our commercial and industrial service is tailored to meet the unique requirements and challenges of large-scale electrical systems. Our experienced team can advise business owners on maximising the efficiency of their electrical installation and suggest improvements or upgrades that will significantly benefit the business owner, and provide expert electrical repair, testing, certification, and maintenance services.

There are numerous benefits of hiring commercial electricians:
• Reasonable costs.
• Proficiency in large-scale projects.
• Professional equipment.
• High-quality Training.

Sophisticated factory and manufacturing site structures place high demands on their electrical systems, which must be wholly reliable and energy-efficient. Our team of highly skilled commercial electricians guarantees that an electrical system in a factory or retail location meets the highest industry requirements.

Our commercial electricians’ responsibilities include:

• In a business building, adding more outlets or lighting points.
• Services for complete electrical system upkeep.
• Guaranteeing that all parts of an electrical system are competent and function well.
• Using the most up-to-date diagnostic technology to find any possible electrical issues.
• Assuring that all electrical components meet all regulatory requirements.
• Creating a plan for the installation of an electrical system in new construction.

Although it is easy to believe that residential and commercial electricians work in the same way, we recommend that commercial property owners think about their alternatives. Despite the fact that electrical work principles are universal, commercial electrical systems are unquestionably larger and more complex than ordinary home electrical systems. A commercial electrician, in general, has been trained and has expertise with bigger, more complicated electrical systems. Electric systems in office buildings, shopping complexes, public buildings, and retail units will be the focus of a commercial electrician’s experience. The power usages of these buildings are significantly higher than those of a typical residential home. As a result, a commercial electrician is expected to perform larger, more complicated, and time-consuming work.

So, if your factory’s electrical system is having problems, do not take a risk on the inappropriate sort of electrician; call Oxley Electrical & Security Ltd now for a free estimate. Please contact us immediately if your commercial or industrial property requires immediate repair or if you would like to set a date for a periodic inspection as required by the 2007 Safety, Health, and Welfare at Work Regulations.