Facilities for warehouses and distribution sites.
Roller shutters, racking, yard lighting and HV/LV power all sit on one schedule, with cover built for sites that never fully stop.
What industrial and logistics sites need
A distribution site runs on dock and shutter uptime — a jammed shutter or dock leveller stops goods moving, not just one unit trading. Racking, HV and LV distribution and yard lighting are large-footprint assets that need their own inspection regime rather than a standard office schedule. Electrical installations, particularly HV/LV switchgear, are inspected to BS 7671 with periodic testing scoped to the site's power infrastructure. Many sites run shifts around the clock, so reactive cover has to match rather than assume office hours.
Compliance and uptime across large sites
Fire risk assessments under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 account for racking, storage layout and occupancy. EICRs to BS 7671 cover HV and LV distribution. Roller shutter and dock leveller servicing runs on a planned cycle, with fast reactive response behind it given the direct impact on throughput.
Fire risk, sized for the building.
See how fire risk assessments are scoped for racking, storage and large-footprint industrial layouts.
Common questions.
Do you cover HV as well as LV electrical work?
Yes. Electrical inspection and testing is scoped to the site's actual infrastructure, HV and LV, rather than a standard commercial schedule.
Can you respond outside normal working hours?
Yes. Reactive cover is built around your site's actual operating pattern, including 24-hour and shift-based sites.
How fast is a call-out for a shutter or dock leveller fault?
These are treated as high priority given the direct impact on goods movement. Response times are agreed as part of your contract.
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