My Guys

Compliance specialists CLM confirms its engineers have been admitted to Guy’s Hospital in London, for a healthy £24,700 contract to carry out routine safety tests of the 2,500 fixed-wire electrical circuits within three sites.

Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust became one of the first in London to produce its own electricity and heat, from CHP units officially switched on by the energy & climate change minister Ed Miliband (left in photo) in September.

CLM’s electrical health checks for Guy’s coincides with contracts totalling £50,000 won for testing the electrics in two of West Cornwall’s hospitals, for a public sector order book swelled this month by work conducting gas safety checks for 160 government buildings throughout the country.

“The advantages of UKAS accreditation gained last year are now paying dividends, providing the very best assurance of consistent quality for multi-site compliance,” said CLM managing director Paul Caddick. CLM launched its gas safety check services in 2009.