Useful preparation before the engineer arrives.
These guides are written for facilities managers, property teams, contractors and business operators who need to brief electrical work properly and make sense of the next action.
They focus on the site information, access and decisions that improve a commercial inspection, investigation or maintenance visit. They do not replace project-specific technical advice or the duties of the person responsible for the premises.
Commercial EICR preparation
What to gather before fixed-wire inspection so scope, access and limitations are understood.
Emergency-lighting fault briefing
The evidence that helps an engineer trace failed fittings, supplies, circuits and access constraints efficiently.
Planned maintenance structure
How to turn assets, repeat faults, reports and operational priorities into a useful maintenance plan.
Prepare for a commercial EICR
A practical checklist for distribution-board information, circuit quantities, previous reports, critical equipment, access and shutdown planning.
Read the commercial EICR guideBrief an emergency-lighting fault properly
Record what has failed, which tests have been attempted, the available logbook information and the access needed before attendance.
Read the emergency-lighting fault guideBuild a planned electrical maintenance programme
Use assets, inspection dates, recurring defects and operational consequences to decide what should be planned rather than left reactive.
Read the maintenance guide
Project illustrationBES delivery
Guidance connected to real commercial decisions.
Each guide helps the client provide better information, reduce avoidable delays and understand where a site-specific decision is still required.
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