Accreditations

The National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting (NICEIC) is one of several organisations which regulates the training and work of electrical enterprises in the UK. NICEIC offer full 3-day course designed for electricians and contractors delivered either online or in a classroom over 3 days and provides in-depth training on the 18th edition of the IET Wiring Regulations and will include a summative 2 hour examination on the full content of the Regulations. This proves as an electrical contractor we know what we’re doing and are accredited to work on your installation exceptionally.

BAFE is the independent registration body for third party certificated fire protection companies across the UK. A national independent register of quality fire safety service providers. BAFE develops schemes to support quality standards for fire protection companies to achieve and become Third Party Certificated.

Fire extinguisher servicing/maintenance including sourcing, commissioning and siting.
Fire detection and alarm system design, installation, commissioning and/or maintenance.
Fire Risk Assessment.
Emergency lighting system design, installation, commissioning and/or maintenance.

The CHAS certification or certificate for accreditation is meant for consultants and contractors who apply for work with private and public sector organisations. The Accreditation Certificate is valid for a period of 12 months from the last date of assessment stating as compliant. The purpose of CHAS is to help both buyers and suppliers in the assessment of health and safety competence. Helping buyers by reducing the lengthy process of assessing contractors health and safety standards individually.

Constructionline is a register for pre-qualified contractors and consultants used by the construction industry of the United Kingdom. The database contains details for over 46,000 suppliers and is accessed by more than 4,000 buyer organisations. It is a Government-run scheme, which collects, assesses and monitors your standard company information.

MCS stands for Microgeneration Certification Scheme. As an organisation, they create and maintain standards relating to low-carbon products, installers and installations.

Why is full accreditation important?

It is important to choose a contractor fully accredited by these different bodies to ensure quality works. While it is possible to have unqualified or unaccredited electricians work on your premise there is no assured quality, but with bodies (some government owned) checking our work and ensuring we work to a proper standard you will receive the best quality work every time. With an accredited contractor you will receive a slightly higher quote for some works compared to smaller contractors but this is due to the quality we willingly and are expected to provide.