Electrical Maintenance and Compliance Testing for Commercial and Industrial Facilities
Keep your business safe, compliant, and fully operational with NICEIC-approved inspection, testing, and maintenance services across Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, and the East Midlands.
Overview
Electrical safety and compliance are ongoing responsibilities, not one-time tasks.
Electroglow delivers scheduled maintenance and periodic testing programmes designed to protect people, property, and productivity. Our NICEIC-approved engineers carry out EICR inspections, RCD testing, emergency lighting checks, and thermal imaging surveys to ensure electrical systems continue to meet current regulations.
Whether you manage a single site or multiple locations, we keep your installations compliant, documented, and ready for audit.
NICEIC Approved • Achilles Silver • TrustMark Registered • CompEx Certified
Maintenance and Compliance Services
Fixed Wire Testing (EICR)
Comprehensive inspection and testing of fixed electrical installations to identify risks, issue coded observations (C1–C3, FI), and confirm compliance with BS 7671 and the Electricity at Work Regulations.
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Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
Professional PAT testing with structured asset tracking, industrial-grade labelling, and digital compliance reporting — designed for regulated and high-responsibility environments.
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RCD Testing & Verification
Inspection and functional verification of residual current devices to ensure correct disconnection times under fault conditions — protecting personnel and equipment.
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Emergency Lighting Testing
Monthly functional and annual full-duration testing in accordance with BS 5266 and the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order — delivering audit-ready certification and logbook control.
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Thermal Imaging Surveys
Non-intrusive infrared inspection of live electrical systems to detect overheating, loose connections, and developing faults before they result in failure or downtime.
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Scheduled Electrical Maintenance
Planned maintenance programmes designed to prevent failures, extend asset life, reduce reactive callouts, and maintain year-round compliance.
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Why Businesses Trust Electroglow
NICEIC- and CompEx-certified testing engineers
Flexible scheduling around production and site access
Clear documentation for insurers and auditors
Integration with existing maintenance plans
Proven reliability across industrial and commercial environments
Compliance and safety managed by engineers who understand live operational sites.
How We Works
Keeping your site compliant today and in the future.
Case Study
Compliance Programme — Nottingham
A distribution business required a comprehensive electrical testing programme across multiple warehouses with minimal operational disruption.
Electroglow implemented a phased compliance plan combining EICR inspections, RCD testing, and emergency lighting checks across all sites.
Results achieved:
100% compliance across all locations
Zero downtime during inspections
Consolidated reporting for insurance renewal
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about our Electrical testing & Documentation.
How often do we need electrical testing?
EICR inspections are typically required every three to five years depending on site type, while emergency lighting requires monthly and annual checks.
Can testing be carried out outside normal working hours?
Yes. Out-of-hours and weekend testing is available to minimise disruption.
Do you provide documentation for insurers and auditors?
Yes. All testing includes full NICEIC reports, certificates, and supporting documentation.
Do you handle remedial works and repairs?
Yes. We complete remedial works, re-testing, and ongoing maintenance where required.
Stay safe, compliant, and confident with proactive electrical maintenance and testing.
Book your compliance inspection with our East Midlands engineers today.