Compex Electrician - Expert Installation Services
Working within petrol storage and fuel management environments requires a specialist set of skills and knowledge. Our highly skilled, CompEx certified electricians are specialists in designing, installing, maintaining, inspecting, and annually testing a range of fuel storage and management systems.
Whether it's new installations or existing systems, our specialist team ensures that your fuel infrastructure operates safely and efficiently.
From fuel dispensers, storage tanks, monitoring and management systems to emergency shutdown systems and comprehensive electrical wiring, our CompEx trained electricians guarantee compliance with the latest regulations.
Our CompEx certified electrical installation services help you to:
Ensure your fuel storage systems are correctly installed and meet latest regulations
Keep your fuel storage and management systems in optimal condition maintain a safe operational working environment for your team
Keep your business compliant and work within the requirements of your petroleum licence
Work with a trusted and experienced fuel storage and management partner
Achieve peace of mind with a seamless and worry-free installation and repairs service
Qualifications and Training: Why Our Electricians Stand Out
At the heart of our services is a commitment to safety, expertise, and compliance, qualities that set our CompEx electricians apart in the oil and gas industry and other sectors where hazardous areas are a daily reality. Our electrical team undergoes rigorous training to achieve CompEx certification, ensuring they are fully prepared to work safely in potentially explosive atmospheres and hazardous environments. The installation also adheres to the highest standards for your team's use post-installation.
Our electricians build their careers on a solid foundation in the basics of electrical engineering, which is essential for maintaining and repairing electrical apparatus in high-risk settings. We partner with leading industry organisations to expand our team’s knowledge and skills, keeping them at the forefront of developments in ATEX, HSE regulations, and the latest industry requirements. This approach ensures our electricians hold the most up-to-date qualifications and are equipped to meet the unique challenges of working in potentially hazardous areas.
Continuous preparation and assessment are central to our training philosophy. Our electricians regularly participate in refresher courses and assessments to maintain their certification and stay current with evolving safety standards. This commitment to ongoing professional development means our team is always ready to assist with the selection, design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems in explosive atmospheres and hazardous areas, ensuring compliance and reliability for your organisation.
Successful completion of our training and certification programs equips our electricians with the experience and confidence necessary to work safely and responsibly in hazardous environments. They understand the importance of safety, not just for themselves, but for their colleagues and the wider workplace. We provide all the necessary tools, resources, and support to help them fulfil their roles effectively and maintain the highest standards of safety and performance.
When you choose our CompEx-certified electricians, you select skilled professionals who meet the strict requirements of your industry. Our team is approved to work in hazardous areas and is dedicated to ensuring your operations remain safe, compliant, and efficient year after year. Let us help you maintain the reliability and safety of your electrical systems, so you can focus on what matters most: your business.
We service the whole UK: Our fuel storage experts are here to help!
Have you got questions about fuel storage? Want to check up on the latest fuel legislation? Contact our Derby based team for all your fuel storage queries today.
FAQs
What is a CompEx electrician?
A CompEx electrician is a qualified professional trained and certified to work safely in potentially explosive environments and hazardous areas. They have completed CompEx certification courses that cover the principles of electrical safety, installation, maintenance, and inspection in these high-risk settings.
Why do I need a CompEx electrician for my installation?
Using a CompEx-certified electrician ensures compliance with industry regulations and safety standards when working in potentially explosive hazardous environments such as petrochemical plants, oil and gas facilities, or gas installations. They have the expertise to handle electrical equipment safely in explosive atmospheres, reducing the risks of accidents and ensuring reliable operation.
What types of installations require CompEx certification?
Electrical installations in potentially explosive atmospheres, including fuel storage systems, chemical plants, manufacturing businesses with hazardous areas, and gas installations, typically require CompEx-certified electricians. This includes design, installation, maintenance, inspection, and testing of electrical systems and equipment.
How does CompEx certification benefit my business?
CompEx certification demonstrates your commitment to safety and compliance with industry regulations and guidelines from bodies such as the Health and Safety Executive. It helps protect your workforce, reduces liability, and can improve insurance terms. Additionally, it ensures your electrical systems operate safely and efficiently in high-risk environments.
What should I look for when hiring a CompEx electrician?
Ensure the electrician holds a valid CompEx certification relevant to your industry and the specific hazardous area zones involved. It’s also important that they have experience with electrical equipment used in your sector and understand the applicable industry regulations and safety standards.
How do CompEx electricians ensure safety during electrical installations?
CompEx electricians follow strict procedures for installation, inspection, and maintenance, including correct equipment selection, zone classification awareness, and adherence to safety standards. Their training equips them to identify and mitigate risks associated with explosive atmospheres, ensuring safe and compliant electrical systems.