We have been providing compliance services since 1991 and currently have over 246 qualified engineers working across the UK.
Our commercial compliance services include everything from PAT testing to large project services. Every year we carry out over 9 million PATS and 770,000 Fixed Wire Tests.
All of our services are tailored to suit the needs of our clients, allowing us to ensure their premises are safe and compliant for employees and visitors.
Our services deliver meaningful impact across a wide range of industries, including retail, manufacturing, education, facilities management, and the public sector
Delivering compliance and building engineering services nationwide since 1991, phs Compliance forms part of the phs Group, a leading supplier of workplace services across the UK for over fifty
Our professional supplier accreditations give you peace of mind that phs Compliance is fully accredited by leading supply chain verification platforms to rigorous pre-qualification standardsOur
At phs Compliance, we recognise that our services not only support the technical needs of workplaces but fundamentally impact the lives of the people within them. We design our compliance solutions
At phs Compliance, we are deeply committed to upholding the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles set forth by our parent company, phs Group . Our teams at phs Compliance and JPen
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is an invaluable roadmap to compliance for your business. Regular testing ensures your installation meets safety standards, like BS7671, and reports
Minimising commercial electrical faults should be a priority for any business. Why? Because they can put your employees and equipment at risk and cause unplanned, costly downtime. What’s more,
If the main power supply in your building fails for any reason, your emergency lighting is there to provide on-site safety. Emergency light types, including escape route and open-area lighting, are
With so many regulations and sources of advice available, it can be hard for organisations to distinguish between statutory legal compliance and best practice. “Recommended”, “required”, and
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