Commercial Electrical Testing
Testing based on the premises and level of risk
Electrical testing should have a clear purpose. Fixed wiring inspection assesses the condition of circuits and installation equipment, while portable equipment may need a combination of user checks, visual inspection and testing based on how it is used. The appropriate scope and frequency depend on the environment, equipment, previous findings and risks, rather than one identical timetable for every workplace.
Remedial testing and confirmation
Retest affected work after faults or report observations have been addressed and provide the relevant documentation.
Portable equipment checks
Arrange appropriate visual inspection and electrical testing for portable equipment where this forms part of the workplace maintenance regime.
Fixed wiring inspection
Inspect and test the fixed electrical installation and provide a report recording its condition and any observations.
Commercial testing services
The testing scope can be agreed for a whole premises or a defined part of the installation.
TRIED & TRUSTED FOR 16 YEARS
Lloyd Hubbard, owner of Hubbard Electrical, believes that the way you are on a job reflects the quality of the work you provide. That means an organised schedule, clear communication, safe and high-quality standards, a smart and tidy presence, and no cutting corners.
These are the traditional values we’ve held for 16 years and will continue to provide to all of our customers.
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Plan access and electrical shutdowns
Testing may require circuits and equipment to be isolated. A site contact, accurate circuit information and an agreed plan for sensitive equipment can help the work proceed safely. For larger premises, testing can be divided into manageable stages where appropriate.
Wrexham
Flintshire
Denbighshire
Conwy
Gwynedd
Isle of Anglesey
The Wirral
Cheshire
Commercial Electrical Testing across North Wales
Hubbard Electrical provides commercial electrical testing for businesses and commercial premises across North Wales. If you are unsure whether your property is within the service area, send the postcode and a short description of the work when you enquire.