

As electrical contractors we employ and train people in the correct skills, ensuring they are competent to do a quality job. Quality service can only be delivered by well-trained, motivated and empowered personnel supported by the tools needed to do the job right first time, every time.
EMS consider legislation extremely important and that is why we are accredited with major industry recongised bodies. All our engineers must be approved to a minimum qualification of UKPIA and are all 17th Edition qualified. So when you work with us you never have to worry about any Health & Safety legislation. Our 27 years experience will provide you with peace of mind within all aspects of our work.
Our hazardous area electricians are Compex qualified and hold valid UK PIA (Passport to work - health and safety qualification). We carry full public liability insurance for hazardous area environments and operate a strict health and safety policy. We are also an approved contractor with APEA (Association of Petroleum & explosives administration).
View our selected documents to the right, they provide information on all our accreditations and there are also some interesting features on PAT testing and how you can save money.
In order to fulfil our health and safety obligations, Electrical Management Services will actively seek to:
We are please to announce that we have received our renewal accreditation with Safe Contractor for another year, Safe Contractor recognises very high standards of health and safety practise amongst UK contractors. Under the Safe Contractor system businesses undergo a vetting process which examines health and safety procedures and their track record for safe practice. companies meeting high standards attain safe contractor status and Electrical Management Services are please to attain this accreditation again.
As part of our energy focus we are offering free energy saving surveys we could reduce your bills by 59%. It is totally free so if this saving could be of interest to your business simply get in touch.