The mall, the car parks, the technical rooms: you are liable for them. Each retailer is liable for its own unit — for everything downstream of its electricity meter: lighting, fittings, back of shop. And also for the fit-outs put in by tenants over successive takeovers, for which nobody ever asked for the report. We make the map clear, zone by zone, and spare you unpleasant surprises at the OIBT inspection (OIBT = the Swiss Low-Voltage Installations Ordinance).
Whoever operates the installation and decides on its modifications is responsible for it — that is the criterion that settles it. The owner remains responsible too.
When a retailer refits its unit, the work must be followed by a final inspection by its licensed electrician, plus an acceptance inspection by an independent body within 6 months.
The common areas and the shops that opt in, in the same campaign. Volume brings the price per shop down.
We adapt our visit to the schedule and the use of the premises. We work around the tenants so as not to disturb their business.
Escape routes and the illuminated signs above the exits must be checked and maintained regularly. We test them during our visit.
Across a whole centre, there are very often defects somewhere: that is what makes coordination possible, whereas it makes no sense on a single unit.
Defects corrected the same day, report issued straight after. If you want the corrections done during our visit, we organise it with the electrician of your choice — or we pass on two or three companies that work this way.
What you gain is time: the safety report goes out right away instead of waiting several weeks. And a single visit per unit, outside opening hours if necessary.
We have no in-house electrician and we take nothing on anyone else's work. That is the condition of our independence, and it is what gives our report its value.
Send us the list of your zones and units: you receive the inspection schedule — compliant, due soon, already overdue — with the most frequent defects in shopping centres and how to prepare for them.
Request the assessment of my centreFor the invoice, yes. For the escape route that runs through their unit, the defects and the accidents, it is yours the day something goes wrong. Under the OIBT, the owner always remains responsible as well.
Every 5 to 10 years depending on the use and the number of people. 20 years for housing. SH3 installations (without a separate protective earth conductor): 5 years, whatever the use.