One inspection standard for the entire portfolio of facilities
We plan the schedule, perform the agreed scope of measurements, and deliver the documentation assigned to each facility. We do not stop at the results table — we classify faults and prepare a repair plan.
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For municipalities, poviats, cities, schools, nursing homes, healthcare facilities, courts, offices, cultural institutions, and municipal housing managers.
Scope determined for the facility
We inspect what the installation and the purpose of the inspection require.
- Inspection of electrical and lightning protection installation
- Electric shock protection, insulation resistance, continuity of conductors
- Loop impedance, protection devices, and RCDs within the agreed scope
- Lightning protection system and earthing
- Emergency and escape lighting in accordance with the appropriate regime
- Fire switches, visual inspection, and photographic documentation
Legal basis — without overinterpretation
Electrical and lightning protection installations in buildings are, as a rule, subject to a five-year inspection (Prawo budowlane (Polish Building Law)). Emergency lighting is a fire protection device and is subject to inspections at least once a year.
We select the scope, methods, and standards for the installation — without the generic slogan "compliant with PN-EN" without specifying the part and scope.
GUNB → (external link) · fire safety regulations → (external link)
Portfolio model
Seven items — from the list of facilities to closing the faults.
- List of facilitiesfacilities, deadlines, status of documentation
- Common dictionarydevices and faults described uniformly
- Scheduleminimises shutdowns and work during service hours
- Measurementsfacility report + summary report
- ClassificationP1 — urgent · P2 — to plan · P3 — to observe
- Repair estimateamount or range for the decision-maker
- Closure registereach fault has a status and history
What the client receives
We present a sample, anonymised report before the order — along with a list of personnel, qualifications and equipment.
- Report within the agreed deadline, assigned to the facility
- Results with clear conclusions and the location of non-compliances
- Repair and follow-up inspection plan
- Summary report for multiple facilities — for budgeting and the management board
- Data in the format agreed under c-KOB, where applicable
- Optional: facility installation passport — equipment register and calendar of all tests
Questions and answers
Does every public facility have an identical scope of measurements?
No. The scope depends on the installation, equipment, documentation, previous results and the purpose of the inspection. Therefore, the valuation is preceded by a list of facilities and a review of documents.
Will the report be ready for c-KOB?
We provide data and documents in the agreed format. Responsibility for the correct maintenance of the facility log book remains with the owner or manager.
Can you rectify the detected faults?
Yes — but such work is priced separately and ordered by you in a transparent manner, separating the inspection result from additional works. The measurement result is not a commercial offer.
Can measurements be carried out without closing the facility?
We plan the schedule to minimise shutdowns: working in stages, after hours and on days off — especially in schools, care homes and healthcare facilities.
Abbreviations used on this page
- c-KOB
- digital building logbook
- TS
- technical specification (description of the subject of the contract)
Unit submission form
Subject: inspections and testing · response on working days, urgent matters: 24/7 phoneOne submission is enough — the coordinator will get back to you with technical questions or a proposal for the scope and date.
Information security: do not send classified information, facility layouts, evacuation routes, or security details via the public form. We exchange Terms of Reference (OPZ) documentation through an agreed, secure channel once contact has been established.