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Emergency Lighting

Andy65
Morning all.


I am based on a large site in Hemel Hempstead. Maintenance has been neglected for many years. Offices and labs have been move around with no thought to the emergency lighting requirements.


We are now trying to take control of the situation  and I am looking for a company to do the design for us - Google hasn’t produced many ideas!


if any of you guys and gals could point me in the  right direction that would be very helpful.

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    Start with a company that has 3rd Party accreditation (so BAFE as an example)


    Or a consultant with a good PII who you can engage with, and hand of the out-turn design for final verification to a contractor with 3rd party accreditation


    Or chance it with a contractor of your choice, some are pretty good, some not


    Be very clear about what you want to achieve (eg, basic compliance, something that reduces the maintenance burden like self test and monitoring, longevity, capital versus revenue costs etc etc (possibly why Option 2 above might suit you best) - and do consult with relevant parties (insurance, responsible person for Fire under the RRO, etc)


    Regards


    OMS
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    Start with a company that has 3rd Party accreditation (so BAFE as an example)


    Or a consultant with a good PII who you can engage with, and hand of the out-turn design for final verification to a contractor with 3rd party accreditation


    Or chance it with a contractor of your choice, some are pretty good, some not


    Be very clear about what you want to achieve (eg, basic compliance, something that reduces the maintenance burden like self test and monitoring, longevity, capital versus revenue costs etc etc (possibly why Option 2 above might suit you best) - and do consult with relevant parties (insurance, responsible person for Fire under the RRO, etc)


    Regards


    OMS
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