Our mission is to help you achieve 100% uptime of your critical electrical assets.
Safe and efficient lifting, lowering, and equipment handling on towers.
Enhance and modernise towers for safety, capacity, and compliance.
Prevent unauthorised access to high-risk structures.
Ensure compliance and visibility with aviation safety lighting.
Reliable backup power for uninterrupted operations.
Continuous power protection for critical equipment.
Keep personnel safe when working at height.
Fast, safe aerial inspections of towers and infrastructure.
Assess structural condition, compliance, and ongoing safety.
Define compliant exclusion zones to protect people and assets.
Install and maintain fencing to secure sites and control access.
Upgrade access tracks for safe, reliable site entry.
Maintain safe, accessible, and compliant site environments.
Protect infrastructure by preventing water ingress and damage.
Service and maintain cooling systems for critical equipment.
Repair and maintain site huts to support safe operations.
Construct and maintain safe access around site areas.
Implement security measures to protect sites and assets.
Reliable backup power for uninterrupted operations.
Continuous power protection for critical equipment.
Inspect and maintain switchboards for safe, reliable power distribution.
Service air circuit breakers to protect critical electrical systems.
Improve power efficiency and reduce energy losses.
Identify electrical faults early through thermal imaging inspections.
Test and maintain RCDs to ensure electrical safety and compliance.
Maintain emergency lighting systems for safe evacuation and compliance.
Protect facilities from lightning strikes and surge damage.
Analyse energy use to improve efficiency and reduce operating costs.
Install and maintain structured cabling for reliable connectivity.
Assess critical assets to support maintenance planning and compliance.
Reliable backup power for uninterrupted operations.
Continuous power protection for critical equipment.
Inspect and maintain switchboards for safe, reliable power distribution.
Service air circuit breakers to protect critical electrical systems.
Improve power efficiency and reduce energy losses.
Identify electrical faults early through thermal imaging inspections.
Test and maintain RCDs to ensure electrical safety and compliance.
Maintain emergency lighting systems for safe evacuation and compliance.
Protect facilities from lightning strikes and surge damage.
Analyse energy use to improve efficiency and reduce operating costs.
Install and maintain structured cabling for reliable connectivity.
Assess critical assets to support maintenance planning and compliance.
Reliable backup power for uninterrupted operations.
Continuous power protection for critical equipment.
Inspect and maintain switchboards for safe, reliable power distribution.
Service air circuit breakers to protect critical electrical systems.
Improve power efficiency and reduce energy losses.
Identify electrical faults early through thermal imaging inspections.
Test and maintain RCDs to ensure electrical safety and compliance.
Maintain emergency lighting systems for safe evacuation and compliance.
Protect facilities from lightning strikes and surge damage.
Analyse energy use to improve efficiency and reduce operating costs.
Install and maintain structured cabling for reliable connectivity.
Assess critical assets to support maintenance planning and compliance.
Main and distribution boards split incoming mains power into the circuits that keep your building or data centre running. They also house critical protection devices like circuit breakers and RCDs to help safeguard your electrical infrastructure.
Given the individual importance of each of the elements housed in the switchboard, it is critical that the switchboard remains in good working order: a single fault in the switchboard could shut down your facility’s entire electrical supply. Neglecting to maintain your switchboard can cause several problems:
Circuit breakers or RCDs tripping too frequently (false positives), shutting off power unnecessarily
Circuit breakers or RCDs not tripping when there is a fault (false negatives), leading to personal injury, fatalities, or equipment damage
Excess heat leading to fires, or in some instances explosion
Each of these can be costly, either in terms of unnecessary business downtime, damage to assets, or harm to staff or customers.
Potential consequences of not maintaining your ACB include:
Cleaning of dust
Temperature/thermal checks
Looking for evidence of vermin
Ensuring that penetrations are sealed
Checking the switchboard legend
Checking the weather seal
Inspecting for corrosion
Switchboards split incoming mains power into circuits that keep your building or data centre running
Switchboards house critical safety devices like circuit breakers and RCDs that protect your electrical infrastructure
A single switchboard fault can shut down your facility’s entire electrical supply
Poor maintenance can cause nuisance tripping that cuts power unnecessarily
Poor maintenance can cause failure to trip during a fault, creating serious safety and asset risks
Overheating in switchboards can lead to fires or, in some cases, explosions
Unplanned switchboard issues can create costly downtime, equipment damage, and risk to staff and customers
Reduced risk of switchboard failure through routine assessment and servicing
Cleaner, safer enclosures through dust removal and inspection
Early identification of overheating via temperature or thermal checks
Detection of vermin activity and sealing of penetrations to reduce ingress risk
Clearer operations and safer fault response by checking and maintaining the switchboard legend
Improved protection from the elements by checking weather seals
Reduced corrosion risk through inspection and preventative attention
Work completed in line with AS 2467-2008 for maintenance of electrical switchgear
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