Planned maintenance
Define the assets, visits, reporting and responsibilities for a practical maintenance programme.
Discuss a maintenance programmeCommercial service scope
Temporary Electrical Installations & Site Power
Temporary electrical supply, distribution, lighting and site installations, with clear inspection, access and handover requirements.
Plan the temporary installation as a system
Set out the site layout, equipment demand, supply arrangements and intended duration. Identify how the installation will change as work progresses, rather than treating temporary power as a collection of unrelated sockets or leads.
Make operating and access conditions explicit
Agree distribution, lighting, access, isolation arrangements and the environment in which equipment will be used. Any generator or specialist supply requirement needs its own defined scope and responsible supplier.
Keep changes and records controlled
Discuss inspection and testing, periodic checks, change authorisation and the records required when equipment is moved, extended or removed. A temporary installation still needs competent planning and an agreed maintenance responsibility.
Choose your next step
Reactive maintenance
Tell us the fault, affected systems and postcode. Call for urgent support and confirmation of attendance arrangements.
Discuss a faultM&E projects
Coordinate installation, plant replacement and refurbishment with testing, commissioning and handover.
Explore projectsSend a useful brief
Include the site postcode, building use, systems, access restrictions and required timing. For a project, add the drawings or design information available and the responsibilities already agreed.