Preventative inspections
Structured inspections and maintenance activities aligned to the facility and its electrical assets.
- Distribution and protection equipment
- Lighting and small-power systems
- Asset registers and maintenance records
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Maintenance and compliance
Know the condition of your electrical assets.
KPD Power helps facilities identify risk, plan maintenance and keep electrical documentation current through structured inspections, testing and accountable remedial work.
Inspect · Report · Prioritise · Repair · Certify
Facility support
Maintenance built around operational risk.
The goal is practical visibility: what is safe, what needs attention, what can be planned and what requires immediate action.
CoC inspections and remedial work
Inspection, fault identification and corrective work toward compliant electrical installations.
- Installation condition assessment
- Defect schedules and priorities
- Testing and compliance documentation
Thermographic surveys
Thermal inspection helps identify abnormal heating before it develops into equipment damage or interruption.
- Boards and terminations
- Load-related heat patterns
- Documented findings for action
Fault-finding and repairs
Systematic diagnosis and accountable repair for electrical faults and recurring operational issues.
- Breakdown investigation
- Repair and replacement work
- Post-repair testing
Maintenance cycle
From condition assessment to controlled action.
A documented cycle makes budgets and priorities easier to defend.
01 / INSPECT
Assess the installation
Review asset condition, operating context and known problem areas.
02 / REPORT
Make risk visible
Document findings, defects and recommended priorities clearly.
03 / REMEDIATE
Complete agreed work
Repair, replace or upgrade according to the approved scope.
04 / VERIFY
Test and record
Confirm the completed work and update the maintenance record.
Before you enquire
Turn uncertainty into an action plan.
We start by understanding the facility, its operating risks and the records already available.
What should we provide for a maintenance enquiry?
Share the facility location and type, known faults, operating hours, available single-line diagrams or asset registers, and whether the need is urgent or planned.
Can findings be prioritised for budgeting?
Yes. The assessment and reporting process is designed to separate immediate concerns from remedial work that can be planned and budgeted.
Can you complete repairs after an inspection?
Yes. Agreed remedial work, testing and updated records can remain with the same electrical delivery team, keeping accountability clear.
Need clearer visibility of your electrical risk?
Tell us about the facility, current concerns and required response timeframe.