Reduce risk and maintain compliance with our specialist risk management services.
We’re proud to be a leading provider of complete life cycle risk management solutions. From ensuring asset safety and legal compliance with our thorough engineering inspections to driving operational efficiency with our specialist non-destructive testing services, (and much more in between), we’re proud of the long-lasting partnerships we have formed with our customers over the last 160 years, based on the value of our solutions.
Electrical Remedial Work
Safeguard your space and protect your people
Do flickering lights, faulty outlets, or outdated wiring leave you uneasy? Let BES Group’s comprehensive electrical remedial works services restore peace of mind to your business. Our team will guarantee that your site remains secure and compliant following an EICR by addressing electrical faults promptly and efficiently, ensuring smooth operations. We tackle any electrical issue, big or small, with expertise, efficiency, and unwavering commitment to safety.
Our industry leading remedial works process
- Planning: To begin with, our team of expert remedial engineers will plan the corrective works, taking into account the specific requirements of the project. This may involve developing a schedule, procuring materials, and arranging for permits and inspections
- Execution: Our team of specialists will then carry out the remedial works, following the plan and safety procedures. For this, we could install new electrical components, repair damaged components, or upgrade the electrical system.
- Testing: Once we’ve carried out our works, we’ll test the electrical system to ensure that it is safe and compliant with the relevant regulations.
- Documentation: Before we finish, we’ll document the remedial works, including the scope of work, materials used, and testing results. We’ll also give you a copy for your own records.
Ready to elevate your property's safety?
Let our dedicated experts handle your electrical maintenance seamlessly. From precise observations to tailored solutions, we ensure compliance with the highest safety standards. Contact us today for hassle-free remedial works and secure your peace of mind!
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After completing your EICR testing, we’ll provide a detailed list of observations, simplifying fault identification and risk assessment for your property.
If the EICR flags clear dangers requiring rectification, corrective works are essential for ongoing compliance. At this point, we’ll assign you to one of our remedial specialists, who will act as your point of contact to support you with your electrical maintenance. Post-EICR, our electrical engineers perform remedial works on-site, issuing a Minor Works certificate for a comprehensive audit trail.
Rest assured, our IEE Wiring Regulations (BS 7671) compliant remedial work ensures your electrical systems are hazard-free and legally sound. Stay accident-free and compliant – contact us today for comprehensive regulatory assurance.
How our Remedial Works service can benefit you!
Boost efficiency
Our remedial works can help to improve the efficiency of your electrical installations by upgrading old or outdated components, saving you money on energy bills and improving the performance of the system.
Stay compliant
Once remedial works are carried out, the building will become compliant with the IEE Wiring Regulations (BS7671). From the EICR report to your Minor Works certification, our team help you to close the compliance loop.
Ensure safety
By having potentially dangerous faults rectified at your site, you’ll be helping to keep your people safe from harm.
Did you know...
111
fatal work-related electrical accidents took place in the workplace in 2020/21, according to the HSE.
£1,500
According to Checkatrade, the average cost of replacing a faulty distribution board can be anywhere between £500 and £1,500.
25%
of electrical accidents are caused by faulty electrical equipment and systems, according to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
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FAQs
Will this service disrupt the running of my business?
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Our engineers will endeavour to cause minimal disruption to the operational hours of your company. Our planning team are competent communicators, and we’ll find the perfect appointment date for your requirements
Will I have to isolate the power?
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We do not require the entire electrical system to be de-energised, only the circuits impacted which require attention.
What are the consequences of failing to conduct electrical remedial works?
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The consequences of failing to conduct electrical remedial works in the UK can be serious, including:
- Fire: Electrical faults are one of the leading causes of fires in the UK. If an electrical fault is not repaired, it could lead to a fire, which could cause damage to property and even loss of life.
- Electric shock: Electrical shocks can be fatal. If you come into contact with an electrical current, it can cause burns, muscle spasms, and even cardiac arrest.
- Injury: Electrical faults can also cause injuries, such as cuts and burns. If you are working on electrical equipment, it is important to take the necessary safety precautions to avoid injury.
- Fines: If you are a landlord, you could be fined for failing to conduct electrical remedial works in your rental property. The fines can be up to £30,000.
- Legal action: If someone is injured or killed as a result of an electrical fault that you have not repaired, you could be sued. You could be held liable for their medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
The importance of having remedial works carried out cannot be underplayed. From ensuring your compliance with all the relevant regulatory bodies, to keeping yourself and your people safe, rectifying faults in your electrical system isn’t just a nice to have, it’s your duty.