Electrical assets & distribution
Distribution boards, protective devices, accessible connections and agreed electrical asset checks.
Services / Planned maintenance
Structured commercial electrical and building-services maintenance with clear condition records and practical follow-up.
Planned preventative maintenance
Effective PPM connects the physical asset, its condition, maintenance evidence and the next required action. ElectroLogic supports agreed electrical and connected building-services maintenance in operational buildings.
Scope of support
Distribution boards, protective devices, accessible connections and agreed electrical asset checks.
General lighting, emergency-lighting equipment and related functional maintenance activity.
Electrical controls, plant supplies and connected building-services equipment within the agreed scope.
Visual inspection, functional checks and agreed electrical testing for relevant assets.
Clear identification of defects, condition changes and appropriate electrical remedial priorities.
Useful maintenance records that connect the asset, findings, completed work and outstanding actions.
Maintenance evidence path
PPM becomes useful when inspection and test results create a traceable condition record and a clear next action.
Follow the path. Verify the response.
Identify the relevant electrical or connected building-services asset.
Review condition, accessibility and visible evidence of deterioration.
Complete agreed functional or electrical checks.
Capture the condition, results and completed maintenance.
Prioritise remedial work or the next required intervention.
Build a traceable maintenance record across recurring visits.
Maintenance follow-up
Complete the agreed visual, functional and electrical maintenance activity.
Provide clear asset findings, completed work and supporting maintenance evidence.
Set out prioritised remedial work, monitoring or specialist-system follow-up where required.
Discuss your requirements
Tell us about the estate, assets, existing records and required maintenance cycle.