You are responsible for children's safety all day long. The electrical installation in your premises must be inspected every 5 years under the OIBT (the Swiss Low-Voltage Installations Ordinance): it is a document that counts for your cantonal operating licence, and above all it is common sense when you look after toddlers who touch everything. We inspect on Wednesdays or outside opening hours, without disturbing a single child.
Wednesday afternoon, evenings, holidays: we work around your child-free time slots. Your day is not disrupted, and families notice nothing.
We check accessible sockets, protective devices and above all residual-current devices — the small breakers that cut the power before an accident happens. It is invisible safety that we make visible in the report.
A readable report, sent to the grid operator and ready to file with your licence documents. On the day of an inspection visit, that is one less question.
The points you can check yourself in your premises, before any visit. A jargon-free document to go through with your team.
Get the checklistYes: new or converted premises must undergo an acceptance inspection once the work is finished and certified by your electrician. It is the ideal moment — any defects are corrected by the installer before you welcome the children.
It depends on your lease, but in practice the operator is often the one concerned. Give us the address: we clarify who has to do what, in writing, with no obligation.