Our Accreditations

Delta is proud of everything we have achieved to date and have gained many accreditations to date. We believe that being a part of these regulating bodies assures our clients and customers that we are committed to the highest standards and quality service and workmanship.

We are proud to be part of the following:

National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting (NICEIC)
The National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting (NICEIC) is an independent voluntary body for electrical installation matters throughout the UK. Delta is enrolled as a Fully Approved contractor and is subject to annual inspections to ensure that our standards of quality and safety are maintained.

The NICEIC offer industry-leading certification services, Building Regulations Schemes, products and support to electrical contractors and many other trades within the construction industry. As a fully approved contractor we are subject to a harder inspection process in comparison to domestic installers.

Delta use NICEIC Red certificates for all types or installation work which can be printed for good presentation using our specialist software or hand written. www.niceic.org.uk

The Electrical Contractors Association (ECA)
Delta is fully committed to maintaining the highest standards in our industry and we are extremely proud to have achieved the required standards to be a member of the Electrical Contractors Association (ECA).

The Electrical Contractors' Association (ECA) was founded in 1901 and is the UK’s largest trade association representing the electrical installation and building services industries. The Association has over 2,700 member companies, ranging from local employers to national multi-service organisations. Members employ over 30,000 people and support over 8,000 apprentices with their training. Members dominate these sectors in the UK with a collective annual turnover approaching £5 billion per annum. From plugs to power stations, from fibre optics to factories, the ECA represents the best in all sectors of the industry.

The ECA assists and encourages members to provide high quality, good value and safe electrical installation and is dedicated to maintaining and improving industry standards by discussion and representation. http://www.eca.co.uk

NICEIC Domestic Installer
To compliment our full NICEIC approval we are also registered as an NICEIC Domestic Installer to conform with the part P building regulations.

Part P – What’s it all about?

When did the new rules start and why?
On January 1st 2005, new Part P Building Regulations were enforced in England and Wales to reduce the number of deaths, injuries and fires caused by faulty electrical installations and to make it harder for 'cowboy builders' to leave electrical installations in an unsafe condition.

Part P is intended to increase the safety of households by improving the design, installation, inspection and testing of electrical installations in dwellings.

The Scope of Part P
Part P applies to the following areas:
• Dwellings
• Combined dwellings and business premises having a common supply (such as shops, pubs etc.)
• Common access areas in blocks of flats (but not lifts)
• Shared amenities in blocks of flats (such as laundries, gymnasiums etc.
• Outbuildings, including sheds, garages and greenhouses
• Garden lighting and power supplies

Building Regulation requirements in conjunction with Part P
Contractors self-certifying compliance with Part P will also have to certify compliance with other relevant parts of the Building Regulations that have been affected by the electrical work, such as Part B (fire safety), Part F, Part M (accessibility) and Part L1 (energy conservation), Delta are fully conversant in these regulations. Carrying out electrical Installation work in your home can be carried out by the homeowner, however they have the responsibility to inform there local building control. This will have to be done before any works commence. The work will then be subject to an inspection from the building control officers which can be expensive. Delta are compliant in all aspects of the building regulations and we are able to self certify our work avoiding building control fees. www.niceic.org.uk/technicalapprovals/buildingregs/disscheme

Council of Registered Gas Installers (CORGI)
CORGI is considered the leading authority for information on gas safety issues around the home. With over 30 years experience CORGI also provides information and support for other trades including plumbing and electrical work. Delta is proud to be registered as a CORGI Installer allowing us to conform to the regulations.

CORGI was founded in 1970 to protect the public from the dangers of unsafe gas installations. CORGI maintain an up-to-date register of qualified gas installers and other trades people, and set out to promote the core values of professional service and high standards in safety.

The CORGI badge is a guarantee of quality, making it the standard to look for when employing a tradesman.

Registration has become a legal requirement for anyone installing or repairing gas fittings or appliances. So, you can be sure that any work completed by a Delta engineer will be done competently and safely. www.trustcorgi.com/consumers.htmx

Delta Electrical & Mechanical Services Ltd
Coundon Industrial Estate, Coundon, Bishop Auckland,
County Durham, North East England, DL14 8NR
Tel: 01388 606382 Fax: 01388 663094
Email:enquiries@deltaelectrical.com

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