About Us
Electrical Safety Management is our core business. We provide expert consultancy and advice services for blue chip organisations across Europe concerned with the safe management of risk associated with all electrical work activities.
ESUK provide a multi-faceted holistic approach including a full electrical safety management programme, project management and policy documentation all bespoke to the client’s requirements including fully accredited and bespoke training courses and personnel assessment programmes.
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Electrical Safety
Battery Storage Systems: Powering the UK’s Renewable Future
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A Brighter Year Awaits with ESUK: Unparalleled Safety, Unwavering Commitment
Electrical Safety
Authorisation of Electrical Personnel
Arc Flash
Why do Arc Flash Calculations
Electrical Safety
Management of Ageing and Obsolete Electrical Equipment
Electrical Safety
Earthing Systems Design and Maintenance
Arc Flash
Arc Flash Risks could exist within Hospitals and Health service environments
Electrical Safety
Electrical Safety in The Water Industries – Some Key Areas of Concern
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Arc Flash Conference 2023 – A huge success!
Arc Flash Risk Assessment Study
Electrical Safety UK Ltd visited the Jersey General Hospital to discuss the arc flash requirements required by the hospital and undertake a pre-assessment to determine and collect the data of their electrical network.
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Low Voltage Electrical Safety Rules
ESUK drafted each document and sent them to PD Ports as they were produced, so that they could be shared with the key stakeholders. The document production was phased so that key stakeholders had time to review the documents.
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Arc Flash Study
Gunfleet Sands Offshore Wind Farm is a 172 MW wind farm about 7 kilometre(4.3 mi) off the Clacton-on-Sea coast in the Northern Thames Estuary.
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Arc Flash Risk Assessment Study
Electrical Safety (UK) were contracted to undertake an arc flash risk assessment study to IEEE 1584 and also carry out awareness training to staff and any contractors for both their Carrington and Milton Keynes sites. Due to the high degree of symmetry on the Carrington site, it was proposed by ESUK that a pilot study on the 11kV switchboards, transformers and 1st tier LV primary switchboards would give valuable information to the engineering team about the arc flash severity levels throughout the facility, at a fraction of the cost for a full study.
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