Technical & Trades Services

Electrical

Planned electrical work, defined repairs and troubleshooting for commercial and operational facilities.

Discuss your requirements
The approach

Practical support for your building electrical needs.

Electrical requirements should be matched to the system, the work conditions and the right trade resources. Access coordinates the review of your request, the agreed scope and the site arrangements required for delivery. From a lighting issue to a defined alteration, the work package should explain the task, the expected outcome and how completion will be documented.

Service scope

A defined scope for your site.

Select the requirements that matter to your property. Your proposal sets out the included work, resources and service arrangements.

Lighting and controls

Review failed fittings, lighting controls and defined replacement or improvement requirements.

Devices and connections

Assess receptacles, switches and selected connections requiring repair or replacement.

Small alterations

Coordinate defined circuit, fixture or equipment-connection changes after scope review.

Electrical fault investigation

Capture the symptoms and affected equipment, then arrange appropriate diagnosis within the approved scope.

Planned maintenance

Develop an agreed task list for the identified electrical assets and service frequency.

Testing and closeout

Record the work performed and applicable verification, inspection or follow-up requirements.

How the work comes together

Coordinated delivery from scope to completion.

01

Capture the issue

Identify the location, equipment, symptoms and any change in normal operation.

02

Plan the assignment

Confirm qualified resources, access, shutdown needs and authorization.

03

Complete the scope

Coordinate the agreed work and communicate any additional findings for approval.

04

Document the result

Provide the completion record and identify unresolved or recommended follow-up work.

Site requirements

  • •Asset details and available drawings
  • •Symptoms and photographs
  • •Access or shutdown windows
  • •Site approval and contact details