phs Compliance offer a comprehensive Fixed Wire Testing service for
businesses across the whole of the UK. As part of this testing, you will
be provided with an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR).
We aim to complete fixed wire testing with minimal disruption and can work at times to suit you.
We carry out over 1 million fixed wire tests every year.
Founded in 1991 you can trust our expertise and efficiency.
We cover the whole of the UK. Our local teams can get to you quickly and efficiently.
Our Fixed Wire Testing service is completed by qualified engineers who work directly for phs compliance. We are accredited to UKAS (17020) inspection body standards for fixed wire and portable appliance testing.
To ensure minimal disruption to your business, all of our services will be carried out at a time that best suits you.
An EICR will show whether the electrical installation in your premises is in a satisfactory or unsatisfactory condition. If your electrical installation is deemed unsatisfactory then the report will identify defects within the installation that need to be rectified in order to make the installation satisfactory.
If any issues are identified in your EICR, phs Compliance can support by completing any recommended remedial work. This means your business can benefit from the convenience of working with a single supplier for all electrical inspection, testing, and maintenance works.
In the UK, an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is the best way to demonstrate compliance with the Electricity at work regulations 1989 and to meet your obligations as a duty holder.
It is also arequirement for landlords whom have responsibilities imposed on them as a duty holder to obtain an EICR report for properties they are privately renting out.
To get a free quote today, fill out the form above, or call our UK-based team.
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) will show whether the electrical installation in your building is in a satisfactory or unsatisfactory condition and complies with BS 7671 as amended, the British standard for electrical installations.All electrical installations must meet the electrical safety standards and wiring regulations as laid out in BS 7671 as amended.
Sometimes referred to as Fixed Wire Inspection and Test or more colloquially an electrical inspection, an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is a legal requirement for all UK workplaces, rental properties or buildings as stipulated in the Electrical work regulations 1989. It is also recommended within BS 7671 as amended (Regulation 135.1) that every electrical installation is subjected to regular EICR.
Fixed wire test is the inspection that is carried out. EICR is the certificate and report of the test and inspection. Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) and Fixed Wire Testing fundamentally refer to the same process.
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 places duties on employers to ensure that all electrical equipment and systems are safe and do not pose dangers to employees or visitors.
Cost will vary depending on the size of a building and the complexity of its electrical system. phs Compliance can provide quotes for single or multiple sites. If you have multiple sites, then working with a single supplier can save you money while reducing the amount of time your employees spend on administration.
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