Make managed-site testing easier to coordinate
Security considered early
We plan around reception, escorts and authorised access before attendance.
Useful records by system
You receive separate evidence for appliances, alarms and escape lighting.
Working periods respected
We use your permitted hours to shape a practical testing programme.
Prepare access before engineers arrive
Managed commercial buildings often involve reception controls, security procedures and restricted working periods. We plan fire safety checks in Canary Wharf around those practical limits, with attendance organised from our Bexleyheath base. Our work covers PAT testing, fire alarm servicing and emergency lighting testing. Before the visit, we ask for the site size, permitted hours and systems requiring attention. We also need to know which floors, rooms or appliances require access. This preparation helps your facilities or building management team arrange escorts, permissions and notices before testing begins.
Keep separate compliance records aligned
We provide a distinct record for each area of work rather than treating all checks as one task. Appliance asset lists show the items tested and their results. Alarm maintenance records help you track system condition and scheduled professional servicing. Emergency lighting reports document functional or full-duration testing and identify affected fittings. For premises in Canary Wharf, bringing these dates and records together can reduce gaps in the compliance calendar. We can review the requested scope in advance and organise attendance around occupancy, security and the operational needs you tell us about.
Frequently asked questions
What security information should we provide?
Tell us about reception sign-in, identification requirements, escorts, restricted floors and any advance approval process. Please also confirm permitted working periods. This allows us to prepare personnel and plan access before arriving at the building.
How should we prepare for appliance testing?
Provide an approximate quantity and identify the floors or units containing equipment. Appliances should be accessible where possible, and users may need notice before items are briefly disconnected. Flag any critical equipment when discussing the scope.
Can emergency lighting tests affect normal operations?
A monthly functional test is brief, while an annual three-hour test places the system on battery power for longer and needs recovery time. We discuss occupancy and working periods in advance so the full test can be planned appropriately.