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.
Waiting until something goes wrong often costs more, causes more disruption and costs more than ensuring your appliances are in working order. Not only that, but it can also make it harder to keep
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Amendment 4 to BS 7671 is now published and in force. From 15th October 2026, it becomes the only standard that counts. Here’s what’s changed and what you need to do. Key deadline: 15 October
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