Preventative maintenance

Overview

Electrical systems deteriorate quietly: connections loosen, components age, and loads change as businesses grow. A preventative maintenance program inspects the system on a regular schedule and deals with issues while they’re small and cheap to fix.

We can build a schedule around your site, your equipment and your operating hours, with findings documented each visit.

What it involves

• Scheduled switchboard inspections
• Tightening and checking terminations
• Safety switch (RCD) testing
• Lighting and emergency fitting checks
• Visual inspection of cabling and enclosures
• Equipment isolator and connection checks
• Documented findings and priority list
• Maintenance planned around operating hours

Who it’s for

Common problems we solve

• Unplanned downtime from electrical failures
• Ageing switchboards and equipment
• No record of when the system was last checked
• Growing loads on circuits that were never designed for them
• Landlord and property manager safety obligations

Why use a licensed electrical contractor

Preventative work is almost always cheaper than emergency repairs. A licensed contractor inspects to a consistent standard and gives you a clear record of the system’s condition over time.