Electrical Works
From transformers to the last lighting pole, we deliver electrical works under one procurement-installation-testing-commissioning discipline — with documented test procedures ahead of every handover.
What we deliver
Transformers & distribution panels (LV & MV)
Transformers and main/sub distribution panels supplied and installed at both LV and MV, with control centers sized to the site’s actual load.
Indoor, outdoor & pole lighting
Indoor and outdoor lighting systems and road/parking pole lighting, installed from design through full energization.
Cable pulling, termination & splicing
LV/MV cable pulling, termination, and splicing under approved procedures that eliminate weak points in the electrical network.
Fire alarm systems
Electrical fire-alarm installation, coordinated with the division’s own mechanical fire-suppression scope — sprinklers and hydrants — on the same job.
Cable routing & duct banks
Underground and overhead duct banks that organize and protect cable runs, and make future maintenance straightforward.
Testing & commissioning
Every circuit tested and verified before live energization, with results documented in a formal commissioning report.
What it means for your business
- An electrical network tested and documented before energization, not after
- LV and MV capability under one contractor, with no second vendor needed
- Direct coordination between fire alarm and mechanical suppression, with no gap in accountability
- Organized cable routing that lowers the cost of any future maintenance or expansion
- Handover backed by a formal test report that protects your contractual position
Questions we hear often
Do you handle MV work, or only LV?
We deliver both — from MV transformers and distribution panels down to LV wiring and terminations — under one team accountable for the whole network, not just a slice of it.
What does your electrical testing and commissioning process look like?
Every circuit and panel is tested against documented procedures before live energization; we run a shakedown period before formal commissioning, and close out the job with a formal test-and-commissioning report handed over with the works.
Are the fire-alarm systems you install tied to the mechanical fire-suppression work?
Yes — we coordinate electrical fire-alarm installation with the division’s mechanical suppression scope — sprinklers and hydrants — delivered under the same job, so the two systems work as one protection solution rather than two separate installs.
Have you actually delivered MV work we can look at?
Yes — our executed-projects page lists delivered works including MV cable splicing and termination at the Yanbu refinery, a 2500 kVA transformer installed, cabled, and energized, and over 200 lighting poles with underground cabling — shown by scope and site, without client names.
What standards is the electrical work tested against?
We apply testing procedures to IEEE standards alongside the client’s own site standards, and document the test results of every circuit and panel in a formal test-and-commissioning report handed over with the works.
Pages you may want next
Executed construction projects
Our executed-works record, listed by work type and site.
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Our delivery methodology, quality system, and HSE.
Go to pageIntegrated solutions
Software, hardware, and networks delivered by one partner.
Go to pageProject delivery FAQ
Delivery phases, timelines, and how we keep you updated.
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