Like many other companies these days, you may well use professional electrical testing and inspection services to ensure all of the appliances and electrical installations on your firm’s premises remain safe and fit for purpose.

If you have built your own business up from nothing then you are to be congratulated on your achievement. Indeed, creating a commercial entity which is able to turn a profit is certainly no easy task, especially in the current economic climate.

As one of the UK’s leading compliance contractors, we here at Elecheck are able to provide companies in all industry sectors with a wide array of comprehensive health and safety compliance services.

Although you may not be aware of it, fixed wire testing services are vital for ensuring the electrical safety of your business premises. This form of testing is not only carried out to help make sure you and your employees can continue to work in a safe and secure environment; it is also needed to ensure your business has the necessary accreditation required by law to operate safely as a registered company.

Running your own company is far from easy. Indeed, the stress and worry of being personally responsible for an enterprise is matched only by the incessant demand of things which need your attention all day, every day. To be sure aspects such as ensuring staff welfare and delivering an accurate payroll to staying abreast of competitors and maintaining safe and secure premises will need your consideration on a near daily basis.

It is perhaps a sign of the times that no working environment can be classed as 100% ‘risk free’ these days.

At Elecheck we take customer relations very important. Many sole trader electricians can be overworked and stressed causing a strain on your relationship with them, even if they do top notch work.

At Elecheck we recommend companies, facilities and institutions have regular inspections of all of their electrical equipment from fixed wire systems to portable ones.

A business could have any number of portable appliances but all of them must be adequately maintained and tested regularly to remain in accordance with the Electricity At Work (EAW) Regulations 1989.