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NICEIC Accredited Fixed Wire Testing & Electrical Inspections
Fixed Wire Testing & EICR Inspections
Get Your Electrical Fixed Wire Testing and Inspection Services from QUEST
QUEST Electrical is a fixed wire testing specialist, providing electrical inspection and testing services to clients throughout the UK. We offer a comprehensive range of services, whether you require fixed wire testing on any commercial or industrial electrical installations or a commercial electrical installation condition report (EICR).
When was the last time your business had a fixed wire test carried out?
The frequency of fixed wire testing will depend on a variety of factors, such as the type of electrical installation, its age and condition, and the use to which it is put. However, as a general rule, fixed wire testing should be carried out at least every five years.
We pride ourselves on our high standards of workmanship and customer service
Our team of skilled engineers is fully trained and qualified to assess all fixed electrical equipment and installations. Whether you need us to carry out a one-off fixed wire test or you’re looking for a long-term partner for your business, we’re here to help.
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Highly Qualified NICEIC Engineers
The team at QUEST is highly experienced and will ensure minimal disruption to your business operation while carrying out fixed wire testing on any of your electrical installations. They will carry out a pre-test survey to identify any possible issues and plan the most efficient approach to carry out the periodic electrical inspection and testing of your business.
We are happy to provide a bespoke solution for every client, as well as offer an out-of-hours service. The engineers employed by QUEST are qualified, experienced and NICEIC certified. As a nationwide business, we guarantee a high-quality service ensuring your business adheres to electrical safety compliance.
Quick, Efficient & Cost Effective
The Electricity at Work Regulations (EAWR) 1989 are made under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and require that employers as ‘duty holders’ must provide a safe working environment with regard to any electrical installation or system, regardless of when they were manufactured, installed or brought into use.
Once we have completed the electrical testing and a periodic inspection report, also known as an EICR, has been produced, it may include some remedial work that may be required for your electrical installation to remain compliant.
Full Regulation Compliance As Standard
To comply with fixed wire testing regulations, companies have several duties and obligations. They must ensure that all systems are maintained in a safe condition. Periodic inspections and fixed wire testing are important parts of this maintenance. Additionally, companies must ensure that their employees are aware of the electrical safety regulations and are properly trained in how to safely work with electrical equipment.
Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR)
An Electrical Installation Condition Report, or EICR, is a document that is compiled by a qualified electrician to identify any faults or potential hazards with a building’s electrical system or fixed electrical appliances as a result of a periodic electrical inspection and testing.
It is an important document and a legal requirement for businesses in the UK as it can help identify any electrical issues that may need to be addressed with an electrical installation to ensure safety. The report should be updated regularly, particularly if there are any changes to the electrical installations or electrical equipment.
We Are Reliable and Professional
When it comes to ensuring the safety of your electrical installations, feel assured that you can put your trust in us. We have years of experience in this field, and we are up-to-date with the latest regulations and guidelines. This means that you can be confident that all your electrical installations are safe and compliant, with your electrical inspection completed efficiently and professionally. This will help to protect your employees and your business from potential electrical hazards.
If you require reliable and professional electrical testing and inspection services, look no further than QUEST. Our team of certified electricians will work closely with you to develop a schedule that suits your needs and ensure that all work is carried out on time, every time. Contact us today for a free quote.
FAQs
Fixed wire testing is the process of testing wiring, an electrical installation or a company’s electrical systems to ensure that they are safe and compliant with regulations.
Yes, it is a legal requirement in the UK for certain types of businesses to carry out fixed wire testing.
Fixed wire testing needs to be done regularly on all electrical installations, depending on the type of business. The frequency will be specified in the health and safety regulations, but at least every 5 years.
The purpose of fixed wire testing is to ensure that the electrical wiring in a property is safe and meets the required electrical safety standards. This includes checking all electrical installations and electrical circuits for any potential fire hazards.
Fixed wire testing is not the same as PAT testing. Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is the electrical testing of portable electrical equipment and appliances to ensure that they are safe and meet the required electrical safety standards.
Fixed wire testing, periodic inspection and testing, and EICR are all different terms for the same process; electrical wiring safety testing. EICR is an acronym for Electrical Installation Condition Report, which is a more detailed report of the results of electrical wiring safety testing.
An electrical inspection is a process by which an electrician will check all the wiring in a property to ensure that the electrical system is safe and compliant with regulations. The electrician will test all the circuits and installations for any potential fire hazards and will also check the wiring for any damage or wear and tear.