In high-demand environments like factories, warehouses, and processing plants, electrical faults aren’t just inconvenient—they can bring operations to a standstill. That’s why preventative electrical maintenance is vital for industrial facilities. Rather than waiting for something to go wrong, proactive maintenance helps reduce downtime, extend equipment life, and protect your workforce.
Why Preventative Electrical Maintenance Matters
Electrical systems in industrial environments are subject to constant stress. Motors, switchboards, control systems and lighting all wear over time. Dust, heat, moisture and vibration can accelerate deterioration, leading to unplanned outages or even dangerous failures.
Preventative maintenance involves scheduled inspections, testing, and servicing of key electrical assets. This might include:
- Thermal imaging of switchboards
- RCD and circuit breaker testing
- Load testing and power quality checks
- Cable and connection inspections
- Cleaning and re-tightening terminals
Regular servicing ensures everything runs efficiently and meets compliance requirements.
Read SafeWork NSW’s electrical safety guidelines
Benefits for Industrial Operations
- Reduced Downtime – Catching faults early avoids unexpected shutdowns that cost time and money.
- Improved Safety – Identifying hazards like loose wires or overheating parts reduces the risk of electric shock or fire.
- Compliance – Regular testing ensures your facility meets Australian Standards and WHS obligations.
- Asset Longevity – Well-maintained electrical systems last longer and operate more efficiently.
Partner with the Right Professionals
Preventative maintenance should only be carried out by licensed electricians with industrial experience. At Jones Complete Services, we provide tailored electrical maintenance programs for industrial clients across NSW.
Whether you’re running a food processing plant or a logistics hub, our team ensures your systems are safe, compliant, and running at peak performance.
Get in touch today to book an on-site assessment or discuss a custom maintenance schedule.



