Typical appointments
- New build or refurbishment
- Change of use or higher demand
- Lighting and emergency-lighting replacement
- Resilience or specialist-system review
Services
Electrical
Power, lighting, life safety and data infrastructure
Service scope
Electrical systems
Electrical design is coordinated with architecture, structure and procurement so power, lighting and specialist interfaces remain stable through handover.
Typical focus
- Incoming supply assessment and power-resilience strategy
- Distribution topology, small-power loads and equipment connections
- Lighting and controls logic for occupied and resilient modes
- Emergency lighting, data systems and specialist interfaces
Deliverables
- Maximum-demand and diversity strategy
- Single-line diagrams, containment routes and coordinated layouts
- Lighting and emergency-lighting calculation packages
- Circuit schedules, specifications and equipment records
Key compliance context
- Building Regulations Approved Documents P, L and B where relevant
- BS 7671 for fixed electrical installations
- BS 5266 for emergency lighting and related CIBSE references
When it is needed
Project applications
Information to start
- Utility data and current distribution plans
- Equipment loads, control strategy and occupancy requirements
- Architectural and lighting briefs
- Fire strategy and specialist requirements
Project stages
- Demand and supply strategy
- Concept and detailed design
- Technical design
- Tender and construction review
Common questions
Scope notes
Is lighting covered?
Yes. Normal and emergency lighting are included where in scope.
Can you review existing electrical capacity?
Yes. We check records and measured data, then set safe load and resilience options.