Hemmings Electrical Services

01/03/2022

A few progress pictures from an Office fit out in Cardiff. 💡

21/07/2021

A few snaps from The Queens, Chew Magna. Lovely finish and the doors are open!!

Go and check out the final outcome for yourselves, the menu and staff are great 😍

11/07/2021

Little update at the sheep and Penguin! Bar and dining first fix now being finalised!

23/05/2021

Heating controls installed in Redditch. HES Design to suit customers requirements, Plant and Server room (photos not allowed) should be up and running next week!

hard at work 😍⚡️

25/04/2021

WE’RE HIRING!!!

We’re looking to expand our ever growing team here at Hemmings Electrical Services Ltd.

We have numerous upcoming projects throughout the South West which are long term contracts.

Some of the works will require out of hours working and some others will be staying away during the week.

We’re looking for Electricians, Electricians mates and Labourers to help complete these projects. All must have previous experience on Commercial installations.

Qualifications needed for the roles are;

Electricians:

C&G competed apprenticeship (or of the same standard)
Up to date ECS
18th Edition
IPAF/PASMA (preferable)

Electricians Mate:

Up to date ECS
18th Edition
IPAF/PASMA (preferable)

Labourer:

Up to date CSCS

The type of person we want to join us must;

Work well in a team
Be organised
Hold a UK driving license
Carry themselves in a professional manner
Think logically
Communicate well

If you meet the requirements and remain interested, please get in touch using the contact information below.

Thanks in advance, the Hemmings Electrical Team.

[email protected]

www.hemmingselectricalservices.co.uk

Josh: 07760166737

14/11/2020

Little kitchen refurbishment in Keynsham for a pair of the team with and

11/08/2020

Few more progress pics from Churchover. DNO Sub is almost complete and ready for commisssioning!

08/08/2020

Churchover Sub-Station starting to take shape. Great workmanship by some of Hemmings Electrical’s finest 👏

19/03/2020

Help out where you can people! Don’t forget the people in your house aren’t the only ones going through this.

YourwayBristol doing great work, please support anyone in need if you can! Even a little goes a long way 💙

In these increasingly difficult times our most vulnerable will suffer the most. Although we do not advocate panicking buying, getting a little extra for a vulnerable person is a lovely thing to do. If everyone does a little extra, to someone it could mean the world.
On that note, thank you to the lads at Hemmings Electrical Services for your kind donation. We will distribute it to those who need it most.

03/01/2020

Condition Reports explained and why they’re so important to every Electrical installation!

You cannot see electricity. Cables are usually hidden inside our walls, and consumer units are often hidden in cupboards, so it is not surprising that we forget to check the condition of our electrical installation for damage or wear and tear.

Faulty and old wiring is one of the main causes or electrical fires in the home/business. You can reduce the risk of a fire by checking the condition of your cables, switches, sockets and other accessories regularly.

How old is my electrical installation?

Clear signs that can help you tell the age of equipment in the electrical installation in your home include:

Fixed cables coated in black rubber (stopped being used in the 1960s).

Fixed cables coated in lead or fabric (used before the 1960s).

A fuse box with a wooden back, cast iron switches, or a mixture of fuse boxes (used before the 1960s).

Older round pin sockets (or light switches), braided flex hanging from ceiling roses, brown (or black) switches, or sockets mounted in or no skirting boards (used before the 1960s).

Light switches on the walls or in bathrooms (used before the 1960s).

However old your electrical installation is, it may get damaged and will suffer from wear and tear.

So you should get an electrician to check its condition at least every 5 years or when you move into a new property!

What is the aim of an electrical installation condition report?

The five main aims of an electrical installation condition report are:

1. Record the results of the inspection and testing to make sure the electrical installation is safe to be used until the next inspection (following any work needed to make it safe)

2. Find any damage and wear and tear that might affect safety, and report it

3. Find any parts of the electrical installation that do not meet the IET Wiring Regulations

4. Help find anything that may cause electric shocks and high temperatures

5. Provide a record of the installation at the time of the inspection, and for inspection testing in the future.

If your home or business is due it’s Electrical installation condition report, we at Hemmings Electrical can supply this service! Being an NIC Approved contractor, we uphold the knowledge and experience to ensure your installation will remain safe!

For further information, or to obtain a free quotation, check out our website

http://hemmingselectricalservices.co.uk/

Or contact via email;

[email protected]

Find out about us and the range of services we offer here at Hemmings Electrical Services Ltd. We offer services throughout Bristol, Bath and Swindon.