Facilities Management
phs Compliance is one of the UK's leading providers of statutory testing and inspection services to organisations and business owners in the facilities management sector.
Employing 160 fully qualified electrical engineers and fire safety technicians and a total of 650 staff gives phs Compliance the size, scope and customer-focused flexibility to service the largest facility management contracts in the UK
We deliver a wide range of comprehensive compliance solutions and building compliance services through our electrical inspection and test services helping to ensure our clients conform to all electrical and fire safety legislation, regulations and any other legal requirements. We also help to provide all compliance documentation and compliance records relevant to your business.
Our facilities management company helps clients mitigate risk by ensuring workplace health and safety compliance and by delivering M&E maintenance and project services, ensuring buildings are well-maintained and energy-efficient.
Our service ethos is to develop ‘trusted partner' long term service relationships by bench-marking key metrics at each stage and across each service.
With 30 years experience in this field, we recognise that within the FM sector, delivery commitment to the end user is key. We work with our FM clients to frame service level agreements and key performance measures to ensure timely delivery of compliance responsibilities and service.
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Self-delivery of hard services across M&E
Large mobile engineering workforce
Data-driven technical asset intelligence
Nationwide capability
Technical competence
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