Keep your business compliant and protect the environment while reducing the risk of operational downtime
Find out how Adler and Allan reduce your risk and support you on your journey to Net-Zero through the management and maintenance of assets.
Hazardous area electrical works
Our electrical installation, engineering, maintenance and design team cover all aspects of industrial and commercial electrical works
Why do I need hazardous area electrical services?
- We can carry out all types and sizes of electrical installations, including the design and build of electrical distribution equipment for forecourts.
- All engineers carry the UK PIA ‘Passport to Work’ health and safety qualification and the company is accredited to DNV ‘Det Norske Veritas’ – the highest standard of health and safety management in Europe
- Our CompEx electrical engineers hold First Aid, Asbestos & Fire Awareness and confined space training
- Detailed Knowledge of the current APEA Design, construction, modification, maintenance and decommissioning of filling stations
- Our electrical and mechanical services can be delivered as standalone works, Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM), or as part of bespoke projects.
- From construction through to ongoing servicing, Adler & Allan can provide a total solution that offers considerable benefits
Why Adler and Allan?
- To safely maintain assets
- Achieve compliance with DSEAR standards
- Lower maintenance costs in the longer term
- Reduce downtime and ensure assets are operational
How we're able to help
We provide a turnkey of solutions and services from design, installation, project management, commissioning and certification. Our teams are all NICEIC approved, CompEx qualified and DNV accredited; competent in routine inspection, installation and testing, we are able to provide fault diagnostics, instigate and rectification services, specialising in hazardous areas.
Did you know...
- We work in the defence sector
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We have worked with defence sector for ten years. We specialise in hazardous areas and can provide a range of services from aircraft fuelling works to ammunition storage facilities. We also provide electrical works for one of the largest supermarket forecourt retailers.
- Petrol gives off flammable vapour
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Petrol is a dangerous substance and is a highly flammable liquid which can give off flammable vapour, even at very low temperatures. This means there is always a risk of fire and explosion when a source of ignition is present and when ignited it can quickly cause fire, injury and loss of life. If you are storing and dispensing petrol within the workplace it is essential that your electrical works are complying with the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR), and other legislation specifically for controlling petrol storage and the suitable containers for storing petrol in
- What DSEAR Regulations 2002 concern
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The DSEAR Regulations 2002 are concerned with protection against risks from fire, explosion and similar events arising from dangerous substances. From June 2015 DSEAR also covers gases under pressure and substances that are corrosive to metals. This is to allow for changes in the EU Chemical Agents Directive the physical hazards aspects of which are enacted in Great Britain through DSEAR.
- The minimum requirements for protection of workers
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There are minimum requirements for the protection of workers from fire and explosion risks related to dangerous substances and potentially explosive atmospheres including gases under pressure and substances corrosive to metals. Ensure that you are controlling the risks from these hazards.
- What DSEAR requires
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DSEAR require that any workplace where explosive atmospheres may occur are classified into hazardous zones based on the risk of an explosion occurring, and protected from sources of ignition by selecting equipment and protective systems on the basis of the categories set out in the Equipment and Protective Systems for Use in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (EPS)