As we kick off the new year, it’s the perfect time to tie up loose ends and get onto electrical matters in your office space and/or school property that may have been overlooked last year. As electricians, we recommend implementing a maintenance plan. It’s going to help you predict the costs of routine checks, preventative measures, scheduled repairs, and upgrades. That way, you can plan your expenses and stay within budget.

Regular checks.

Regular maintenance checks are among the most effective ways to prevent electrical hazards. During inspections, no Shock will look out for faulty wiring, damaged outlets, and outdated electrical components. Identifying these issues early on is crucial to avoiding electrical fires and shocks. It’s common for staff to be plugging in heaters, fans, or extra devices into circuits – but this is what often causes circuit overload and regular checks will help prevent such situations. These inspections often follow a set timetable based on industry standards or the specific needs of the equipment.

If you’re working in an old building, the switchboards and wiring are old too. If you’re concerned about this, get an electrician to inspect. Or we can schedule a gradual upgrade over a period of time so that it’s not one big hit.

The law.

Regulations change frequently, and staying on the right side of the law is important. A maintenance plan helps you comply with regulations and ensures a safe place for your team and the public. You really don’t want to find out after an issue that your insurance won’t pay out because you weren’t up to date with the latest safety.

Be proactive.

A proactive maintenance plan is always better than a reactive one. While scheduled maintenance won’t catch everything, it significantly reduces the chances of unplanned breakdowns. Your machinery will last longer, making it a worthwhile investment. Proactive actions might involve cleaning, lubricating, tightening connections, and replacing worn components to extend the life span of electrical equipment.

Save costs.

Unexpected expenses, especially for repairs, are never welcome. A solid maintenance plan can help you avoid surprise bills. Imagine a world where machines don’t fail when you need them most – that’s the dream.

Energy efficiency.

Keeping your electrical system in good condition can help you save energy and reduce your carbon footprint. Regularly cleaning and tightening connections can improve energy efficiency, which means you won’t have to use as much energy to power your devices. This is not only good for the environment but also for your wallet!

Having peace of mind about your electrical systems is invaluable. Regular inspections and maintenance ensure your setup is reliable and safe, eliminating any worries about electrical nightmares. Not to mention surprise costs associated with things going wrong. An electrical maintenance plan is vital for any organisation to keep their electrical systems running safely and smoothly.

Get in touch with No Shock to set up a plan.