Daylight Saving Ends – Don't Forget to Turn Back Your Clocks!

As the nights grow longer, it’s time to bid farewell to daylight saving! On Sunday, 6th April 2025, New Zealand moves back one hour to NZ Standard Time. Don’t forget to set your clocks back at 3:00 am and enjoy an extra hour of sleep!

This is also the perfect opportunity to check your smoke alarms to ensure they are in perfect working order as we move through autumn and into winter. A working smoke alarm can be the difference between life and tragedy, so take a moment to test yours.

If you're concerned about reaching up to check your alarms and live near AB Electrical in Browns Bay and located on the North Shore, our friendly team is happy to assist – free of charge!

Additionally, in response to new regulations, interconnected smoke alarms offer even more protection for your home. If one alarm is activated, all alarms in your house will sound, ensuring everyone gets the warning they need. These alarms are now mandatory in all new build homes or major renovations consented after November 2023.

If you’d like a free, no-obligation quote to upgrade to interconnected alarms, our team is here to help.

Call Clynt or Howard on 0800 688 244 or email office@abelectrical.co.nz to book your check or discuss your alarm upgrade.

Stay safe, and enjoy the extra hour of sleep!

interconnected smoke alarms

Serene Heater Recall Alert

Worksafe NZ has issued a recall notice for three models of Serene bathroom heaters.

If you own a Serene bathroom heater, please contact us so we can determine if your model is affected by the recall.

For units supplied and installed by AB Electrical, we will remove the recalled heater and install a replacement at no cost to you.

Please do not use your Serene bathroom heater until we confirm whether it is one of the recalled models.

This recall has been issued due to a safety concern with certain models.

If you have any other electrical work in mind, let us know. We can combine visits to address multiple issues and help you save money.

Covid - Alert Level 3 - September 22

Following the Government's Announcement on Monday 20th September. Auckland is moving to Alert Level 3, from 11:59pm Tuesday 21st September.

Under Level III there are some protocols we have adopted adopting Govt requirements and best practices from industry bodies.  Our COVID Alert Level III H&S policy is attached AB Electrical COVID-19 Policy for AB Electrical Staff and Customers Level III - Updated 20 Sept 2021

1. Before work begins: 

- Can you please inform us if there are any persons in your home with Covid-19 symptoms as per the 3 questions in the attached Policy Document – we request you advise us of your answers to the questions prior to your appointment.

The 3 questions are:

1. Are there any persons at the property that have been in contact with anyone with Covid-19?

2. Are there any persons at the property that are unwell and could have Covid-19 symptoms (difficulty breathing, coughing, cold-like symptoms)?

3. Are there any persons at the property that are currently in self-isolation or have been in self-isolation in the last 21 days?

-  Expect a call from our electricians before they arrive to confirm the above.

- Hand sanitiser and the appropriate PPE gear will be used at all times by the electrician, before and after your work

2. While work is being done:

- If practical please stay in a separate room away from the electricians

- Before work commences our electricians will wipe down all surfaces involved

- Where possible we will adopt the 2 metre distancing rule

3. After the work is done: 

- Our electricians will sanitise all surfaces involved and leave a clean, safe environment

- Please contact AB Electrical if you or anyone in your home has symptoms or has been asked to self-isolate due to Covid -19 within the 14 days of the visit.

Covid 19 - Alert Level 2 - March

Dear Customer

Following the Government’s announcement of Auckland moving back into Alert Level II, we have worked through the implementation and update of our previously implemented Alert Level II protocols last introduced earlier in February 2021.

Under Alert Level II, we are able to continue to undertake work operations provided we comply with relevant Health and Safety protocols. At each lock down stage, AB Electrical has adopted all protocols defined by the Government, Master Electricians and Worksafe.

The key message we want to communicate to our customers is:

  1. We are able to undertake your work for you under Alert Level II conditions and protocols.
  2. We fully respect our customers position, and if customers would prefer to delay work, we are perfectly fine with this.
  3. We will comply with all guidelines defined by the Government
  4. We will comply with all guidelines defined by Worksafe and Master Electricians

We fully appreciate the Government may have heightened the levels of anxiety within the community and we want to ensure all our customers are comfortable to proceed with scheduled work, alternatively to delay the work.

Our revised internal guidelines and H&S policies are being implemented from 6:00am Sunday 7 March 2021. These supplement our existing H&S Policy.

We want to ensure our customers are comfortable that they can engage with the AB Electrical team in a safe environment, knowing that our team are operating under a specific policy and guidelines designed to protect both our customers and our team members.

Our H&S Policy has always requested a team member to stay away from work when they are not well, and we are taking the opportunity to emphasise the criticality of this obligation to our team under COVID alert levels.

Our Commitment to our Customers

  1. AB Electrical will maintain a strict policy for our team around COVID-19 aligned to Government guidelines, relevant industry bodies and Worksafe.
  2. AB Electrical will regularly review our policy and adjust this policy should we feel there are changes required given any developments of the COVID-19 position in
  3. We will communicate with you should we have a position within our business that reflects a deteriorating position amongst our team, so you are kept informed.
  4. We will endeavour to ensure our team are compliant with our policy and
  5. AB Electrical will review all updates and recommendations from the Ministry of Health.
  6. We welcome input and feedback from our customers on our policy and

Our Request of our Customers

  1. We request that our customers immediately advise AB Electrical if any of the following are apply:
  1. You advise AB Electrical if there are any policies or guidelines that you are implementing or want us to follow, to provide added protection to your family or workplace.

AB Electrical Policy & Guidelines for AB Electrical Employees

Outlined below are the broad amended points covered in our employee policy for Health and Safety under Alert Level II being implemented on 07 March 2021.

  1. If you are not well or have the symptoms of a virus, do not come to work. Please call Healthline and follow their directions and advice.
  2. If you knowingly come in contact with anyone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19, you are to advise AB Electrical management
  3. We are adopting a heightened obligation around practicing good hygiene, including regularly washing/sanitising hands, and practicing good cough etiquette.
  4. Physical distancing of 2.0m wherever practical with pro-active communication to customers around these
  5. Face masks are to be worn where
  6. We have deployed hand sanitiser, water and wet wipes so team members have an ability to regularly cleanse their hands and surfaces.

AB Electrical takes the view that adopting a cautious and pragmatic approach facilitates an environment where AB Electrical can continue to deliver you quality electrical services in a safe manner.

We appreciate the situation is fluid and the situation can change quickly.

We welcome the opportunity to share information and thinking around how we best serve our teams in ensuring any risk from COVID-19 is minimised and managed for all stakeholders.

Our revised Alert Level II Health & Safety Policy is attached

Regards,

Howard Lewis Director
AB Electrical Holdings Ltd
Ph 0800 688 244
Ph 0275 667 626

AB Electrical COVID-19 Policy for AB Electrical Customer & Staff at Level II 07 March 2021

Covid 19 - Alert Level 3

Dear Customer

Following the Government’s announcement on Saturday evening of Auckland moving back into Alert Level III, we have worked through the implementation and update on our previously implemented Alert Level III protocols last introduced earlier in February 2021.

Under Alert Level III, we are able to continue to undertake work operations provided we comply with relevant Health and Safety protocols. At each lock down stage, AB Electrical has adopted all protocols defined by the Government, Master Electricians and Worksafe.

The key message we want to communicate to our customers is:

  1. We are able to undertake your work for you under Alert Level III conditions and protocols.
  2. We fully respect our customers position, and if customers would prefer to delay work, we are perfectly fine with this.
  3. We will comply with all guidelines defined by the Government.
  4. We will comply with all guidelines defined by Worksafe and Master Electricians

We fully appreciate the Government may have heightened the levels of anxiety within the community and we want to ensure all our customers are comfortable to proceed with scheduled work, alternatively to delay the work.

Our revised internal guidelines and policies implemented today with the AB Electrical team supplement our existing Health and Safety Policy. This is a revision of our previous Alert Level III Policy.

We want to ensure our customers are comfortable that they can engage with the AB Electrical team in a safe environment, knowing that our team are operating under a specific policy and guidelines designed to protect our customers and our team members.

We have always had a policy which requests a team member to stay away from work when they are not well, and we are taking the opportunity to emphasise the criticality of this obligation to our team.

Our Commitment to our Customers

  1. AB Electrical will maintain a strict policy for our team around COVID-19 aligned to Government guidelines, relevant industry bodies and worksafe.
  2. AB Electrical will regularly review our policy and adjust this policy should we feel there are changes required given any developments of the COVID-19 position in NZ.
  3. We will communicate with you should we have a position within our business that reflects a deteriorating position amongst our team, so you are kept informed.
  4. We will endeavour to ensure our team are compliant with our policy and guidelines.
  5. AB Electrical will review all updates and recommendations from the Ministry of Health.
  6. We welcome input and feedback from our customers on our policy and guidelines.

Our Request of our Customers

  1. We request that our customers immediately advise AB Electrical if any of the following are apply:
  1. You advise AB Electrical if there are any policies or guidelines that you are implementing or want us to follow, to provide added protection to your family or workplace.

AB Electrical Policy & Guidelines for AB Electrical Employees

Outlined below are the broad amended points covered in our employee policy for Health and Safety under Alert Level III being implemented on 01 March 2021.

  1. If you are not well or have the symptoms of a virus, do not come to work. Please call Healthline and follow their directions and advice.
  1. If you knowingly come in contact with anyone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19, you are to advise AB Electrical management immediately.
  1. We are adopting a heightened obligation around practicing good hygiene, including regularly washing/sanitising hands, and practicing good cough etiquette.
  1. Physical distancing of 2.0m wherever practical with pro-active communication to customers around these
  1. Face masks are to be worn where
  1. We have deployed hand sanitiser, water and wet wipes so team members have an ability to regularly cleanse their hands and surfaces.

AB Electrical takes the view that adopting a cautious and pragmatic approach facilitates an environment where AB Electrical can continue to deliver you quality electrical services in a safe manner.

We appreciate the situation is fluid and the situation can change quickly.

We welcome the opportunity to share information and thinking around how we best serve our teams in ensuring any risk from COVID-19 is minimised and managed for all stakeholders.

Our revised Alert Level III Health & Safety Policy is attached

Regards,
Howard Lewis Director
AB Electrical Holdings Ltd

Ph 0800 688 244
Ph 0275 667 626

AB Electrical COVID-19 Policy for AB Electrical Staff and Customers Level III 01 March 2021

Customer Letter - Alert Level III 28 February 2021

Covid 19 - Alert Level 2

Following the Government’s announcement this afternoon (17 February 2021) of Auckland moving back into Alert Level II, we have this evening worked through the implementation and update on our previously implemented Alert Level II protocols last introduced in 2020.

Under Alert Level II, we are fully permitted to undertake work operations provided we comply with the Health and Safety protocols. In 2020, we adopted all protocols defined by the Government, Master Electricians and Worksafe.

The key message we want to communicate to our customers is:

  1. We are fully prepared to undertake your work for you under Alert Level III conditions and
  2. We fully respect our customers position, and if customers would prefer to delay work, we are perfectly fine with
  3. We will comply with all guidelines defined by the Government
  4. We will comply with all guidelines defined by Worksafe and Master Electricians

We fully appreciate the Government may have heightened the levels of anxiety within the community and we want to ensure all our customers are comfortable and happy to proceed with scheduled work, alternatively to delay the work.

Our revised internal guidelines and policies implemented today with the AB Electrical team supplement our existing Health and Safety Policy. This is a revision of our previous Alert Level II Policy from August 2020.

With the developments and concerns around COVID-19, we are being pro-active with some specific changes to better accommodate the current environment.

We also want to ensure our customers are comfortable that they can engage with the AB Electrical team in a safe environment, knowing that our team are operating under a specific policy and guidelines designed to protect both our team members and our customers.

We have always had a policy which requests a team member to stay away from work when they are not well, and we are taking the opportunity to emphasise the criticality of this requirement to our team.

AB Electrical Policy & Guidelines for AB Electrical Employees

Here are the broad amended points covered in our employee policy for Health and Safety implemented on 17 February 2021.

  1. If you are not well or have the symptoms of a virus, do not come to work, but take time off to rest and
  2. If you knowingly come in contact with anyone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19, you are to advise AB Electrical
  3. Heightened obligation around practicing good hygiene, including regularly washing/sanitising hands, and practicing good cough
  4. Physical distancing of 2.0m where possible with pro-active communication to customers around these
  5. Face masks are to be worn whenever
  6. We have deployed hand sanitiser to AB Electrical
  7. We have also equipped all our vans with water for hand washing and wet wipes so team members have an ability to regularly cleanse their hands if they have no access to hand

Our Commitment to our Customers

  1. AB Electrical will maintain a strict policy for our team around COVID19 aligned to Government guidelines and those established by relevant industry bodies and
  2. AB Electrical will regularly review our policy and adjust this policy should we feel there are changes required given any developments of the COVID-19 position in
  3. We will communicate with you should we have a position within our business that reflects a deteriorating position amongst our team, so you are kept informed.
  4. We will endeavour to ensure our team are compliant with our policy and
  5. AB Electrical will review all updates from the Ministry of Health and consider recommendations provided by the Ministry.
  6. We welcome input and feedback from our customers on our policy and

Our Request of our Customers

  1. We request that our customers immediately advise AB Electrical if any of the following are apply:
  1. You advise AB Electrical if there are any policies or guidelines that you are implementing or want us to follow, to provide added protection to your family or

AB Electrical takes the view that taking a cautious and pragmatic approach facilitates an environment where AB Electrical can continue to deliver you electrical services.

We appreciate the situation is fluid and the situation can change quickly.

We welcome the opportunity to share information and thinking around how we best serve our teams in ensuring any risk from COVID-19 is minimised and managed for all stakeholders.

Our revised Alert Level III Health & Safety Policy is attached will be sent under separate cover.

Regards,

Howard Lewis Director
AB Electrical Holdings Ltd Ph 0800 688 244
Ph 0275 667 626

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Covid 19 - Alert Level 3

Following the Government’s announcement this evening Sunday 14 February 2021 of Auckland moving back into Alert Level III, we have this evening worked through the implementation and update on our previously implemented Alert Level III protocols last introduced in August 2020.

Under Alert Level III, we are fully permitted to undertake work operations provided we comply with the Health and Safety protocols. In 2020, we adopted all protocols defined by the Government, Master Electricians and Worksafe.

The key message we want to communicate to our customers is:

  1. We are fully prepared to undertake your work for you under Alert Level III conditions and
  2. We fully respect our customers position, and if customers would prefer to delay work, we are perfectly fine with
  3. We will comply with all guidelines defined by the Government
  4. We will comply with all guidelines defined by Worksafe and Master Electricians

We fully appreciate the Government may have heightened the levels of anxiety within the community and we want to ensure all our customers are comfortable and happy to proceed with scheduled work, alternatively to delay the work.

Our revised internal guidelines and policies implemented today with the AB Electrical team supplement our existing Health and Safety Policy. This is a revision of our previous Alert Level III Policy from August 2020.

With the developments and concerns around COVID-19, we are being pro-active with some specific changes to better accommodate the current environment.

We also want to ensure our customers are comfortable that they can engage with the AB Electrical team in a safe environment, knowing that our team are operating under a specific policy and guidelines designed to protect both our team members and our customers.

We have always had a policy which requests a team member to stay away from work when they are not well, and we are taking the opportunity to emphasise the criticality of this requirement to our team.

AB Electrical Policy & Guidelines for AB Electrical Employees

Here are the broad amended points covered in our employee policy for Health and Safety implemented on 14 February 2021.

  1. If you are not well or have the symptoms of a virus, do not come to work, but take time off to rest and recover.
  2. If you knowingly come in contact with anyone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19, you are to advise AB Electrical
  3. Heightened obligation around practicing good hygiene, including regularly washing/sanitising hands, and practicing good cough etiquette.
  4. Physical distancing of 2.0m wherever possible with pro-active communication to customers around these
  5. Face masks are to be worn whenever
  6. We have deployed hand sanitiser to AB Electrical
  7. We have also equipped all our vans with water for hand washing and wet wipes so team members have an ability to regularly cleanse their hands if they have no access to hand

Our Commitment to our Customers

  1. AB Electrical will maintain a strict policy for our team around COVID19 aligned to Government guidelines and those established by relevant industry bodies and
  2. AB Electrical will regularly review our policy and adjust this policy should we feel there are changes required given any developments of the COVID-19 position in NZ.
  3. We will communicate with you should we have a position within our business that reflects a deteriorating position amongst our team, so you are kept
  4. We will endeavour to ensure our team are compliant with our policy and
  5. AB Electrical will review all updates from the Ministry of Health and consider recommendations provided by the
  6. We welcome input and feedback from our customers on our policy and

Our Request of our Customers

  1. We request that our customers immediately advise AB Electrical if any of the following are apply:
  1. You advise AB Electrical if there are any policies or guidelines that you are implementing or want us to follow, to provide added protection to your family or

AB Electrical takes the view that taking a cautious and pragmatic approach facilitates an environment where AB Electrical can continue to deliver you electrical services.

We appreciate the situation is fluid and the situation can change quickly.

We welcome the opportunity to share information and thinking around how we best serve our teams in ensuring any risk from COVID-19 is minimised and managed for all stakeholders.

Our revised Alert Level III Health & Safety Policy is attached will be sent under separate cover.

Regards,

Howard Lewis Director
AB Electrical Holdings Ltd Ph 0800 688 244
Ph 0275 667 626

How to get rid of Static Electricity

Let’s face it, we have all been zapped with static electricity at some stage when we least expected it.  An increase in static electricity is common, especially in the winter. During the cold, dry winter months, static electricity can build up in the home. If this is your current situation, continue reading for ways to reduce or remove it from your space.

What is static electricity?

Simply put, it is the buildup of an electrical charge on a surface.

You’ve probably rubbed your head with a balloon, your hair rising as you pulled it away, convincing your 2-year-old you’re a wizard.

Static occurs when electric charges accumulate on an object’s surface; this is commonly a result of two materials that are moving apart or rubbing together.

3 EasyTips to reduce Static Electricity

  1. Buy a Humidifier

Raising the humidity level in your home via a humidifier will reduce random static shocks, static cling and static in your hair. Here’s why humidity matters. In the summer, there is enough humidity in the air to help electrons flow off of your body. This prevents you from building up a charge. In dry winters, with less humidity in the air, your body will inevitably build up a larger charge. Humid air is a better conductor of electricity than dry air.

More humidity in your home will also limit electric shocks around computers and electronics, which can cause serious damage.

  1. Treat Your Carpets & Rugs

Use an anti-static treatment on your carpets and rugs. Spraying an anti-static chemical will reduce static shocks around your home. A charge will not build up between your feet and the carpet, thus reducing your likelihood of being shocked.

  1. Add Baking Soda to Your Laundry

Did you know that baking soda acts as a barrier between positive and negative charges from creating static build up? It also acts as a water and fabric softener.

Along with wearing low-static materials such as leather and cotton, wash your clothing with this anti-static treatment. Add ¼ cup baking soda to your regular laundry cycle to help prevent static electricity in your laundry.

You may need to adjust the amount of baking soda between a couple tablespoons for a small load to ½ cup for larger loads. ¼ cup is the average measurement suggested.

These applications will help reduce static electricity in your home. For more comprehensive steps, there are ways to remove static electricity from your body. Combined, you should be able to beat the winter shocks.

3 Tips To Avoid Electrical Overload

Many homes do not have enough power points, especially older homes.  The average household has over 10 appliances and that is not including mobile phones.  So, for many people, the solution to this dilemma is by using double plugs or multi-boards. However, this can lead to electrical circuit overload and may even set your home on fire.  The NZ Fire Service reports that electrical fires as being the second most common cause of fatal fire incidents (21%).

With winter approaching and the need for us to plug in electric blankets and our heaters to keep warm, we suggest you follow our 3 tips to avoid an electrical overload this winter.

  1.  Electrical Inspection

If you experience dimming lights, buzzing noises, scorched power points or you have power points and switches that are warm to the touch, it is best to seek the advice of an electrician to conduct an electrical inspection to ensure your wiring and house is electrically safe.

AB Electrical has a team of registered electricians who can check all the wiring and electrical connections in your home to make sure they are safe and in good condition.  Our team can easily identify certain issues such as faulty electrical power points, damaged circuit breakers, loose connections and aging wires on the spot.

  1. Avoid the Use of Extension Cords, Multi-boards and Double Plugs

We recommend that appliances are plugged directly into a power point.  You should only use extension cords and multi-boards short term, and certainly not as a permanent solution.  If you find you are relying on extension cords, multi-boards or double plugs–then you may need to add new power points.

Extra power points, in most cases, can be installed without destroying walls, and AB Electrical is happy check your home and develop a plan for installation of new power points for you.  Remember that they designed many homes before they invented several electrical appliances–for example mobile phones, blenders, digital clocks, laptops & PCS’s.

With ever growing advances in technology, there will be more requirements to plug in additional appliances and it will require more power points.  AB Electrical can show you the entire range of switches and power points in our fantastic showroom.  Customers love coming in and seeing the range in a live environment with over 60 switches on our wall.  The choices in power points, including those with USB Chargers.  This is a unique experience and helps customers make the right decisions around style and functionality.  Many of the power points now include USB charging ports, so they do not consume power points just with mobile phones charging.

  1. Know the Amperage of Fuses and Circuit Breaker’s 

Electrical overload usually happens when there are too many electrical devices plugged in.  There is no magic number, but circuit breakers can only handle up to 80% of their amperage rating.   If the amperage goes over that, your circuit breaker will trip.  To prevent this happening, determine the amperage of your circuit breakers or fuses.

AB Electrical are registered, experience electricians.  We can supply, install and certify (CoC) power points and switches.  Despite Mitre 10 selling these as essential services, they do require a registered tradesman to install and certify. Some insurance policies may be voided by non-registered electricians installing their own switchgear.

If you have any concerns about electrical overload in your home or business–call us today–0800 688 244

Health and Safety Update - Coronavirus (COVID19)

Dear Customer

We are conscious of the global developments around the coronavirus (COVID19) and in particular the heavy media profile surrounding related events in New Zealand.

This has resulted in higher levels of anxiety within the community and increased attention for individual personal health.

As a highly contagious virus, there is an element of risk around workplaces and a heightened responsibility on staff and employers.

We take this opportunity to outline to our customers the guidelines and policies we have implemented with the AB Electrical team, over and above our existing Health and Safety Policy.

AB Electrical has taken steps to increase our existing commitment to ensure our team are working in a safe work environment.  With the developments and concerns around coronavirus, we are being pro-active with some specific changes to better accommodate the current environment.

We also want to ensure our customers are comfortable that they can engage with the AB Electrical team in a safe environment, knowing that our team are operating under a specific policy and guidelines designed to protect both our team members and our customers.

We are also conscious that at this time of year, people are more susceptible to virus infections, many of which have very similar symptoms to coronavirus.  The most obvious virus in this category is the flu.

While we have always had a policy which requests a team member to stay away from work when they are not well, and we are taking the opportunity to emphasise the criticality of this provision, as we appreciate customers and other team members may potentially become anxious over any illness at this time.

AB Electrical Policy & Guidelines

Here are the broad amended points covered in our policy for Health and Safety implemented on Wednesday 11 March 2020.

  1. If you are not well or have the symptoms of a virus, do not come to work, but take time off to rest and recover.
  2. If you knowingly come in contact with anyone who has recently travelled from one of the ‘hot spot’ COVID19 infected countries, you are to advise AB Electrical management.
  3. If you knowingly come in contact with anyone who has been diagnosed with COVID19, you are to advise AB Electrical management.
  4. Heightened obligation around practicing good hygiene, including regularly washing/sanitising hands and practicing good cough etiquette.
  5. We have deployed hand sanitiser to most AB Electrical vans and our office, although commercial supply is currently limited.
  6. We have also equipped all our vans with wet wipes so team members have an ability to regularly cleanse their hands if they have no access to hand sanitiser.

Our Commitment to our Customers

  1. AB Electrical will maintain a policy for our team and customers around COVID19 until we consider this is no longer required.
  2. AB Electrical will regularly review our policy and adjust this policy should we feel there are changes required given any developments of the COVID19 position in NZ.
  3. We will communicate with you should we have a position within our business that reflects a deteriorating position amongst our team, so you are kept informed.
  4. We will endeavour to ensure our team are compliant with our policy and guidelines.
  5. AB Electrical will review all updates from the Ministry of Health and consider recommendations provided by the Ministry.
  6. We welcome input and feedback from our customers on our policy and guidelines.

Our Request of our Customers

  1. We request that our customers immediately advise AB Electrical if any of the following are apply:
    • Any residents/staff have recently returned from COVID19 ‘hot spot’ countries.
    • Any residents/staff have been diagnosed with COVID19.
    • Any residents/staff have been identified as having been in contact with someone diagnosed with COVID19.
  2. You communicate with AB Electrical if there are any policies or guidelines that you are implementing to provide added protection to your team or suppliers in dealing with COVID19 threats.

AB Electrical takes the view that taking a cautious and pragmatic approach facilitates an environment where AB Electrical can continue to deliver you services.  We appreciate the situation is fluid and the situation can change.

We welcome the opportunity to share information and thinking around how we best serve our teams in ensuring any risk from COVID19 is minimised and managed for all stakeholders.

Regards,

Howard Lewis
Director
AB Electrical Holdings Ltd
Ph 0800 688 244
Ph 0275 667 626

Health and Saftey Policy Coronavirus - March 2020