phs Compliance works across the facilities management sector as a leading Tier 2 supplier to Tier 1 firms, boutique and specialist facilities businesses.  Helping our FM clients and their occupiers mitigate risk and optimise workplace compliance and efficiency.

phs Compliance, a preferred supplier to leading UK commercial real estate managers delivering property services across the built asset life cycle. Best-in-class technical and building engineering services to keep safe, maintain and improve valuable commercial assets. 

phs Compliance, supporting facilities maintenance for leading UK operators and owners of managed and tenanted pubs, cinemas, restaurants and hotels. And grocery, out-of-town and High Street retail brands are supported with property and facilities compliance, maintenance and management.

Business resilience and recovery planning is key for those organisations expected to maintain continuity in adverse circumstances. phs Compliance supports the safety and reliability of healthcare, defence, telecommunications and financial services providers.

phs Compliance supports safe, compliant and sustainable estate management across education, health and care, police authorities, custodial environments, and local and central government with experienced, DBS-checked and security-cleared employees.

Workplace compliance with UK health and safety legislation requires statutory and recommended inspection and test of electrical, gas, fire, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and appliances, and PHS Compliance offers a total compliance solution.

PHS Compliance delivers planned preventive maintenance of electrical assets to SFG20 standards. We also offer remedial electrical services as a trusted third party, helping you to maintain the compliance of electrical installations.

PHS Compliance delivers planned preventive maintenance of mechanical heating, cooling, air conditioning & ventilation assets to SFG20 standards, and reactive maintenance on a bespoke and tailored basis according to your specific reactive maintenance needs. 

PHS Compliance delivers comprehensive project design, installation, commissioning and maintenance services for fire and security systems, complementing our workplace compliance and M&E building engineering services capabilities. 

PHS Compliance delivers nationwide electrical project works, commercial gas installations and HVAC installation projects. Our scope of service includes design, supply and installation as well as the testing & commissioning of all low voltage installations, from power to lighting.

phs Compliance began working with Westminster Abbey in 2015, delivering electrical fixed wire, portable appliance and emergency lighting inspection and testing services across Westminster Abbey’s estate, which includes Westminster Abbey, St. Margaret’s Church, and Deans Yard’s choir school, ecclesiastical residences, Chapter offices and hospitality. England’s coronation church since 1066, Westminster Abbey’s building architecture was completed between the 13th and 16th centuries and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2014 alone, the site hosted over 1.2 million paying visitors and 70,000 worshippers attending special services. Inspection and testing in a heavily visited, highly operational Grade 1 listed historic building environment is one of the biggest challenges faced by our engineers, as well as by the site estates team. The requirement to isolate circuits for testing purposes in this multiple-use and unique environment is significant, requiring in-depth forward planning with

phs Compliance deliver, nationwide, a range of mechanical maintenance services for our customer, a specialist treatment provider to the NHS.  Our customer carries out over 500, 000 treatments every year for over 4000 patients in 50 clinics nationwide. A safe and comfortable treatment centre environment is paramount. Planned maintenance for commercial gas heating & hot water and air conditioning systems forms the cornerstone of our support for this customer's operations. Treatment centres contain a mix of air handling units as well as variable refrigerant flow air conditioning systems, alongside standard gas-fired boilers, pipework & vessels. We also deliver gas servicing, plumbing repairs for domestic hot water & waste water systems, and provide reactive maintenance services too.  Our client requires three-hour call out support so that ill and vulnerable patients attending treatment centres are not put at risk from loss of hot water or heating.  We

phs Compliance began working with our client in 2015, delivering electrical fixed wire inspection and testing services across one hundred per cent of the hospital estate. Completed in 2010 at a cost of £545m, the hospital was the first acute facility built in the region for over 70 years, with 30 surgical theatres and 44% of patient accommodation consisting of en-suite single rooms. Inspection and testing in a highly operational hospital environment is one of the biggest challenges faced by our engineers, as well as by the site estates team. The requirement to isolate circuits for testing purposes in this environment is a significant responsibility, involving not just public areas, busy wards and A&E departments, but treatment wards, surgeries and operating theatres too. Testing these areas in accordance with BS 7671 requires full cooperation of site staff and the hospital estates department. It is important to plan the work well in advance and inform all staff within the

Through our Tier 1 facilities management client, phs Compliance self-delivered project services for the installation and commissioning of replacement emergency lighting to support one of two acute mental health community service centres within a large London NHS Foundation Trust.  The project involved refurbishment of internal controls and batteries whilst retaining original casings. The Trust is the largest provider of mental health and substance misuse services to people living within several London boroughs, offering substance misuse and psychological therapies services, community mental health, recovery and rehabilitation, services for ageing and acute mental health, and substance misuse service. Our engineering Team Leader provided weekly reporting for the project file and daily updates to our Project Manager, providing detail on delivery issues and rectifications as well as any product issues that needed to be resolved with the manufacturer. Due to access issues on site,

phs Compliance successfully won through competitive tendering a major electrical project at a large and fully operational police station. The work involved installing and commissioning a new addressable fire alarm system; a new low voltage distribution panel; replacement of all existing distribution boards; installation of new sub-main cables and containment; installing new power factor correction systems; replacing an obsolete uninterruptible power supply system; and project-managing all major building works required for the project. phs Compliance installation engineers needed to be specially security cleared, and the police station had to remain occupied and operational throughout the project. Therefore works needed to be phased to allow members of Force staff access to their offices and operation rooms. In addition there were other projects on site at the same time involving different contractors under separate contracts. We escalated security clearance within four weeks of

Following successful competitive tendering, phs Compliance was awarded a contract for electrical power distribution installation services to the Trust’s adult mental health services. Across the site, phs Compliance replaced local distribution boards, switch gear and cable connections, installed RCD protection, conducted full commissioning electrical tests and also replaced the main low voltage panel. Any electrical installation works in a highly operational and sensitive hospital environment is one of the biggest challenges faced by both our engineers as well as by the customers’ Estates team. The hospital which houses acute mental health services required experienced qualified engineering teams who could work securely, with sensitivity toward safeguarding issues, and without disrupting services to patients. Our engineers ensured temporary generators provided ongoing electrical supply whilst the conventional supply was isolated during works. The nature & function of the wards