Keeping your Business Safe and Compliant
If your business runs on electricity – whether you’re in retail, logistics, healthcare, or offices – you need to be sure your systems are safe, reliable, and legally compliant. Poor electrical work can lead to fires, equipment failure, and costly downtime.
One of the best ways to protect your business is by using an NICEIC registered electrical contractor. At DTE, we’re proud to be fully registered and regularly assessed by the NICEIC – the UK’s main electrical safety body. This means you can trust us to carry out safe, high-quality, and fully compliant work.
What is the NICEIC and why does it matter?
The NICEIC (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting) checks that electricians are properly trained and working to high standards.
By choosing an NICEIC registered contractor like DTE, you benefit from:
✔️ Electrical work that meets the latest UK safety rules (BS 7671 – 18th Edition)
✔️ Qualified engineers who keep their skills up to date
✔️ Work that’s independently inspected
✔️ The NICEIC Platinum Promise – a safety net if anything isn’t right
Non-registered electricians may not meet these standards and can put your people, property, and operations at risk.
What you get when you choose an NICEIC Registered Contractor
2024 Electrical & Data Highlights
In 2024, the DTE Project Services team delivered big. Here’s a snapshot of what we achieved:
Why Consider DTE?
When you work with us, you receive:
✔️ Safe, certified work tailored to your needs
✔️ Experienced engineers across retail, warehousing, healthcare and more key industries
✔️ Efficient project delivery with clear communication
✔️ Cost-effective solutions to keep your business running smoothly and safely
Make your Electrical Systems Safe, Reliable, and Future-Ready
We’re here to help your business stay safe, compliant, and ahead of the curve. Whether you need a new install, a system check, or emergency support – we’ve got you covered.
Get in touch with us today.
FAQs
What does NICEIC registered mean?
It means an electrician has been checked and approved by the UK’s top electrical safety body.
How often should we have an EICR?
Every 3 to 5 years, depending on your business type and building use.
Is it risky to use a non-registered electrician?
Yes – you could face legal issues, invalid insurance, and safety problems.
How do I check if someone is NECIEC registered?
Ask to see their certification or check the NICEIC website.