Light industrial, manufacturing and engineering businesses throughout the Midlands are not only reconfiguring workspaces and shop floors to adapt to COVID-era working, but the revving-up of business means production upgrades too. As companies return with a vengeance, Stator Electrical is helping organisations across the region to upgrade their circuitry in order to facilitate equipment upgrades.
Following lower usage throughout the COVID lockdowns and undertaking widespread augmentations in view of a busier September term, Midlands universities are striving to achieve the highest levels of electrical compliance.
Stator Electrical is working with more and more university, college and school Facilities Managers, providing them with the skilled electrical work required to ensure every campus, study area and halls of residence is safe, functional and that all electrical installations fully comply with current legislation.
There’s a powerful return to business taking place throughout the Midlands. As Stator Electrical receives more and more enquiries to help facilitate this, our new team member couldn’t have started at a better time!
Stator Electrical provides a multitude of electrical solutions for Midlands businesses adapting to the ‘new normal’. From simple electrical jobs, like installing plug sockets, through to socially distanced workstations that enable new ways of COVID-era working; if your organisation has an electrical requirement, Stator electrical has a winning solution.
If your business has been operating at reduced capacity, or even completely closed over lockdown, now’s the time to take stock of your electrics. Are they modern and efficient? Are there ample sockets and switches to manage increased demands? But above all, having been dormant for such a long period, are they safe to use?
Perhaps you’re at your business unit less often. It might be that staff working more often from home is becoming the ‘new norm’? However, both scenarios firmly call for a more rigorous look at security provisions throughout your business unit.
“So what is the right CCTV system for my business premises?”
We’ve previously mentioned that professional CCTV systems fall broadly into one of two categories.
1: AHD CCTV Cameras
After a tumultuous and uncertain year for student accommodation, the first semester of the 2021/22 academic year may well be a step closer to normality, meaning that more students will be moving into student accommodation. So that means that all student accommodation, whether university-owned, commercial or private will have to be safe and ready.
It’s not exactly a minefield, but some degree of consideration is required when selecting the most suitable electric vehicle charger for your workplace. Let’s consider a term here, and that is “Pen Fault Device”.
Home-working isn’t new, but it’s something that 2020 and 2021 have encouraged a lot of business owners and management to seriously consider. Having demonstrated savings in travel, office space, and efficiency, we’ve opened our minds to the possibilities of converting our unused outbuildings, or outside spaces that are crying out for an out-building kit. But how do you ensure your new outside space provides all of the conveniences, gadgets, connectivity, and safety you’d expect from inside your main building?
Like intruder alarms and CCTV systems, there is a multitude of fire alarm systems and accessories available to help protect your business premises and all who frequent them. Stator Electrical Solutions supplies and installs an array of smoke, heat and fire detectors, as well as audible and visual alarm units. We also support clients throughout the lifespan of their system, ensuring their optimal efficiency and reliability through testing, servicing and maintenance services.
As business owners, lockdowns have taught us a few things: A proportion of our workforce can continue to work from home. But also, with staff onsite less often, CCTV has never been a more appealing addition. But what is the best type of CCTV for empty business units?
