Apprentice for Keyes

We are proud to announce we have taken the decision to employ a new apprentice within our electrical division.

Keyes are committed to investing in youth and have employed Cameron Grant full time. Cameron will complete a recognised NVQ level 3 In electrical installation and maintenance at Knowsley community college.

Upon completion of his NVQ cameron will enrol on the 2391 inspection & testing this coupled with his ongoing site experience is fundamental and will enable Cameron to fulfil his role as a competent electrician with us in the future.

We are actively looking for apprentices so keep an eye out for a future opportunity.

CHAS Premium Plus

Keyes upgrade to CHAS Premium Plus

Keyes Electrical are pleased to announce as part of our ongoing commitment to the highest Health & Safety standards, our CHAS accreditation has been upgraded to CHAS Premium Plus.

Keyes Electrical have demonstrated compliance with the CHAS standards in line with SSIP Core Criteria and UK H&S Legislation and has been awarded accreditation to the requirements of the CDM Regulations 2015. In addition to health and safety accreditation, Keyes Electrical have also demonstrated full compliance with the following 6 modules of PAS 91.

  • Financial & Business Standing
  • Environmental Impact & Sustainability
  • Quality Management
  • Equal Opportunities & Diversity
  • Anti-Bribery & Corruption
  • Modern Slavery

CHAS (The Contractors Health & Safety Assessment Scheme) was formed in 1997 to improve health & safety standards across the UK.

Contract win for Keyes

Keyes Electrical are pleased to announce that we have secured a contract to deliver the mechanical and electrical package on 40+ HMO’s in the North West. This contract will keep our team busy through 2021 delivering quality affordable housing in the area.

GSM operating as essential service

Keyes operating as essential service

Keyes Electrical has reaffirmed its commitment to the delivery of much needed construction projects across the North West, in the face of the challenges presented by lockdown.

As the UK enters its second period of lockdown, many businesses are being forced to temporarily close or suspend services, however, the construction and property sector can continue to operate during this period.